Danish students reinvent Tetris with 3D printed controller that requires movement instead of buttons

Many previous projects have proven that 3D printing technology is perfect for manufacturing video games or even reimaging existing ones, but what about the ultimate classic? Is Tetris beyond the reach of 3D printers? Well, Danish students Anders Høedholt and Sille Agerbæk Sørensen from Aarhus University have done exactly that, reimaging Tetris. And no, not with 3D printed building blocks. To add a whole new dimension to the ultimate […]

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