Animatronics wizard Mark Setrakian specializes in crafting machines that make you do a double-take, and his latest creation, The Stalker, is a wild showcase of robotic brilliance. This five-legged BattleBot was recently put through its paces by Adam Savage on Tested. “This five-legged robot unfolds to reveal a fascinating walking gait and works as a literal platform!” Savage gushed, barely keeping his excitement in check as he marveled at its design.
The 27″ Amazon Basics Gaming Monitor offers features that punch far above its weight, and you can get one for $109.71 shipped today, originally $149.99. Its 165Hz refresh rate is the real draw, ensuring the screen updates 165 times per second for buttery-smooth motion. Whether you’re weaving through an FPS shooter’s bullet storm or gliding through rows of spreadsheet data, this monitor’s smooth flow keeps motion blur in check and makes every scroll feel buttery seamless. Product page.
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A modder going by u/michaelthatsit on Reddit has taken Valve’s Steam Deck, the portable gaming beast, and flipped it into something wildly different: a pint-sized PC crammed inside a wireless keyboard shell, dubbed Bento. This DIY masterpiece is a flex of pure ingenuity, stuffing the muscle of a handheld console into a form factor that could blend right into your office desk.
3D printers have become a go-to for makers, spitting out everything from detailed miniatures to practical gadgets with machine-like precision, but a 3D printing pen? That’s a whole different animal, trading automation for raw, hands-on artistry. In a brilliantly quirky move, a creator known as [3D Sanago] has harnessed this tool to whip up a sock-snatching cleaning robot that’s as charming as it is clever.
SEGA’s latest kart racer, Sonic Racing CrossWorlds, roared onto the scene at Summer Game Fest 2025 with a trailer that left fans amped up. Set to launch on September 25, 2025, across PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC, this game promises to be the biggest Sonic racing title yet.
Summer Game Fest 2025 dropped a spine-chilling teaser that sent gamers into a frenzy: Capcom pulled the curtain off Resident Evil Requiem, the ninth mainline chapter in its legendary survival horror saga. Unveiled with a gut-punching cinematic trailer and locked in for February 27, 2026, on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, this fresh installment is gunning to shake up the franchise while keeping its creepy soul intact.
A fresh LEGO game is barreling toward us, and it’s shaping up to be a charming curveball compared to the wild, brick-smashing antics of past titles. Revealed at Summer Game Fest, LEGO Voyagers, developed by Light Brick Studio with Annapurna Interactive and the LEGO Group, is a co-op adventure that nails the satisfying click of snapping LEGO bricks together. “It’s about the joy of play and creativity, something LEGO has always championed,” says a representative from the LEGO Group. “We wanted to create a game that feels like you’re holding those bricks in your hands, building connections with a friend.”
Hyundai’s not chasing shiny humanoid bots or pie-in-the-sky delivery drones with its latest robotics push—it’s tackling the soul-crushing grind of parking. In an eye-opening demo at a high-tech office building in Seoul, Hyundai WIA, the carmaker’s manufacturing arm, rolled out parking robots that could make squeezing into tight urban spots feel like a breeze.
