I’ve always been a fan of video games and since 2008 I’ve run my own game room, The Game Grid Arcade in West Valley City, Utah. We haven’t heard about the biggest Frogger in the world since it was tested in June, but thanks to Jdevy, here’s a new take on the game released on Instagram five weeks ago. Luckily for other buyers, I’ve seen a lot of sites adding one, so if you’ve eaten it, there’s a good chance you’ll find it this weekend in your local pinball machine. Game designer Brian Colin has been a very busy man over the past few weeks, and there are no signs that “he” will be dropping out soon. Here’s a taste of another 3D print design I’ve been working on: a Suzo Happ power supply with integrated fuse switch. Although I ordered my Jurassic Park Flipper a few weeks ago, there was a fiscal delay, so it hasn’t been delivered yet. The new Pac-Man board game didn’t even know me. And I saw it in the store while browsing through the board games section. This is an excellent little idea to make the process of manipulating the commonly used power supplies in most arcade machines a little easier. It’s almost overwhelming to see how many board games there are today, so a name like this helps. Already introduced in the West in 2017, NeoGeo: A Visual Story has been published with great success.