Introducing the amazing Cardboard Arcade! With a variety of fun, creative and easy to pick up games,our Cardboard arcade is a fantastic idea and is a guaranteed crowd pleaser! We even have specially designed games to suit your event.
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Introducing the amazing Cardboard Arcade! With a variety of fun, creative and easy to pick up games,our Cardboard arcade is a fantastic idea and is a guaranteed crowd pleaser! We even have specially designed games to suit your event.
Håfténs Spelhall 2017
During Tillbakakaka X, the tenth Tillbakakaka, Håfténs returned to the woods of Småland. This time we set up Håfténs Spelhall, which is a cardboard arcade that uses whatever tools and materials (and artists) that are available to build arcade cabinets. For this edition, we showcased DonkeyKong.exe by SeruK, Kanonkula by Xgor and Hattam Bros. by Ocornut.
ARCADE DEVBLOG #02
Second build day, second blog post. My initial plan to build the Wang Electronics cabinet has been put on hold until probably my next build day. This is because a pressing issue came up:
Me and couple of peeps from Indiespelgbg.se are organizing a gamejam in collaboration with Retrospelsmässan here in Gothenburg. We had the idea that it would be cool to show the jam games on arcade cabinets during Retrospelsmässan. RISE kindly let us borrow hardware and we decided to build with cardboard which is a cheap and easily manipulated material perfect for these temporary cabinets.
We made two cabinets that put special limitations on the game. The two-screened one obviously demands that the game uses two screens with players facing eachother (or maybe one player running around the cabinet), just like the Bennifer Cabinet. The other cabinet has its screen facing the ceiling, which is sort of asking for a top down game, for maybe 4 players, similar to the Buttfighter or Knô. It will be interesting to see what the jammers come up with.
One of the cabinets will possibly be dedicated to Pico-8, since that is a handy way of switching between games (in the event of multiple games on the same machine) and also has very retro aesthetics.
Stay tuned for updates on the cabinets and the games that will run on them.
XOXO KJELL
Who’s making a bombass foosball table for the fifth grade cardboard arcade day 🙋🏽🙋🏽🙋🏽🙋🏽🙋🏽 Ms. Javed is!! P.s it’s a work in progress so it’ll look a little better by the time I’m done (just a little though, not much)
Today in the Tech Lab we made lots of cardboard arcade games. Mostly maze games and basketball style games. And if you look closely, you'll see that a lot of them were Easter themed.
Cardboard Arcade
Our college hosted an arcade of cardboard arcade games made by local fourth grade children for a school project. Playing there was so much fun. It was better than a real arcade. The kids's ideas were impressively creative. I hope we do this every year.
Cardboard Arcade Play Training, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, July 2013 with Playworkers and Childminders, organised by Bright Horizons. Workshop delivered by Jonothan Hope, Future Compass. www.futurecompass.co.uk
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