You probably thought the soccer version of Guitar Hero was really cool. Well, for Christmas, this DIY Christmas Lights Guitar Hero brings new light into how you can spend the rest of this Christmas holiday season, sitting in front of your garage playing Guitar Hero of course!
Christmas Light Hero is using 7 light controllers from Light-O-Rama built from kits to control 21,268 lights and LEDs. Each controller has 16 outputs and 2-3 TTL level control inputs that are used
Is your Guitar Hero broken? No worries, you can refer to the various different situations for fixing Guitar Hero over at 5Frets.com. (via hackedgadgets)
Wow, check out this DIY guitar hero robot that pretty much beats most humans.
I’ve made some progress on my “Guitar Hero Robot” mod. I dissected a used “Guitar Hero” guitar and wired its inputs to the nifty Arduino Duemilanove . Now the se
Well, if you’ve got enough time to spare, you can learn how to make that Guitar Hero scarf for your kids.
Also, don’t forget to check out “How to wear a scarf” after you make this.
Renée White: In December, I was making scarves for Christmas presents while some friends played Rock Band and I waited for someone to let me have a turn, and I noticed that the scarf I was working on looked a lot like the fret board on the screen. Then
Wow, check out this cool DIY on how to make your own Tetris brownies. Now, where did I put that concoction for those pot brownies???
Who doesn’t love Tetris? Fit the tetrads (or tetrominoes or blocks) together the best you can without any spaces. Keep the game going by forming unbroken lines that disappear to steer clear of building the blocks all the way up to the top of the screen (this action = game over). This is one of the only video games I have ever really enjoyed (Super Mario
