They said it couldn’t be done, but Robb Godshaw has successfully found a way to make ping pong — truly man’s greatest sport — even better. By introducing a rocking mechanism under the table and high-powered flashes to throw off your opponent. More »
In the grand tradition of Calvinball, this four-player table tennis setup looks like it borrows elements from other games. Including ping pong and billiards; mashing them up into a new creation that’s ready to destroy friendships. More »
Chemistry students at Horizon Science Academy in Cleveland had to illustrate a nuclear chain reaction and came up with this video. I wish nuclear chain reactions were always this fun. More »
Ping! Pong! These ping pong paddles have integrated LEDs that display PING or PONG in mid-air when a player hits the ball. It’s like a futuristic version of those unforgettable Adam West Batman fight scenes. Kapow! More »
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Take an Arduino, accelerometer and gyroscope-powered VR glove, some custom software, a projector and some funky interiors and you’ve got yourself the most futuristic game of Pong I’ve ever seen. Spoiler: the ball actually bounces off the stairs. More »
