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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Tesla is pulling its secret video game features out of the shadows and bringing them front and center starting today as Tesla Arcade, a new game hub found across its line of electric vehicles. And ...

Simply step on the giant lighted arcade button, and the equally giant NEMA-23 stepper motor moves a 3D-printed turntable inside the bucket with the help of an Arduino Nano.

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A gaming museum has 3D-printed a replica of an historic arcade machine, Computer Space. The Arcade Museum in Stroud, Gloucestershire, was missing the first commercially-available arcade video game.