Instead of 2D illustrations, Kancolle Arcade uses 3D models for the fleet girls. Players can steer the fleet girls in real time and press buttons to use torpedoes, air strikes, and main weapons.

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Let’s be honest, building a home arcade cabinet isn’t exactly the challenge it once was. There’s plenty of kits out there that do all the hard work for you, and they even sell som… ...

The USB DJ controller features 16 preset selection arcade buttons will fully customizable backlight colors and gyroscopic three-dimensional motion control that lets you alter the music by moving ...

The simplyRetro D8 has a 3D printed outer casing, buttons and frame and was built using Fusion 360 and is now available to download from Github ready to 3D print.

As a quick history lesson, Model 1 was the arcade board that powered Virtua Racing and Virtua Fighter, ushering in the polygonal 3D era. But that could only do flat-shaded polygons, so the Model 2 ...