Andrew Liszewski

Instead of just including a library of pre-recorded samples captured from percussion instruments like marimbas and xylophones, Korg Berlin’s Phase8 features eight “replaceable and tunable metal resonators” that are played using electromechanical triggers.

Some Star Wars fans build their own lightsabers, but YouTuber Maker Mac70 instead devoted a significant amount of time recreating the Millennium Falcon’s Holochess table. Built using six small LCD screens and a special plate from a Japanese company called ASKA3D that creates a floating holographic effect, the table features a single-player version of the game because of a limited viewing angle.

Available for preorder starting today for $69.99 and shipping on June 1st, 2025, Lego’s latest Pixar set recreates the studio’s Luxo Jr. lamp mascot which first appeared in a short film in 1986.

Following the release of its $2,299 OP-XY sequencer, synthesizer, and sampler, Teenage Engineering has announced matching versions of three other devices in its Field System lineup.

Beyond Games started development on Ultravore in the early ‘90s but the game was never completed or released. Songbird Productions acquired the rights over 25 years ago and is now working to finish and enhance the game with new graphics, audio, variable damage for different moves, and potentially other upgrades like more characters and environments.