This time it’s a bit more physical of a creation: a self-playing foosball table. We’re not sure of the impetus for this idea, but we’re delighted to see the engineering it took to make it work.

Foosball 2012 is a rare case of a developer porting a simple recreational table game like foosball to modern consoles and doing so in a way that is easy to understand and is easy recognizable in ...

For football fans with a spare ?25,000 ($32,500), German scientists have created the ultimate tech-toy -- a robotic foosball machine.

Up until now foosball aficionados have had to find another living, breathing human being to engage in rod spinning combat. Not anymore, thanks to a highly competitive automated foosball table ...

A group of undergraduate engineering students at Brigham Young University have made a robotic vision-controlled foosball table that can beat human players at the game.

Naipo Foosball Table, $92 (was $600) at Walmart Naipo’s table is 48-by-24-by-31 inches, comes with three balls, and has a non-wobble frame with adjustable feet to ensure the petite pitch is ...

A bar, club or community space favorite, table soccer – or foosball – is fast and fun for players of all ages. But if you don't have enough people to get in on the spin action, a development ...

A group of young Parisians playing foosball at a cafe in 1958. Rue des Archives / The Granger Collection, New York In the best tradition of skulduggery, claim and counterclaim, foosball (or table ...

Foosball HD’s single-player mode pits you against a computer opponent in one of three different levels—easy, medium, and pro. In easy mode, your computerized opponent is extremely beatable ...

By then, foosball tables could be found in practically every bar, bowling alley and fraternity house in the country. Kids used to line up their quarters, waiting to play foosball in game arcades.