This week on Maker Update: games made just for you, AI robots without the code, screen addiction as a toy, and an offline AI chat that runs on human power.

This week on Maker Update: a cosplay helmet with product-grade design, Halloween for profit, a robot for golf, and WLED lighting design for your yard.

This week on Maker Update: games that are fast, games that are small, hats that are tall, kids on the lawn, and bagels that surf.

This week on Maker Update: a game controller with a split personality, a new spark in desktop machining, Italian taillights, and robots with new knees.

This week on Maker Update: assume the party submission position, how to build a project bigger than you, robotic hands, and the wild history of blue LEDs.

This week on Maker Update: A building brick to surpass Metal Gear, the return of Bay Area Maker Faire, Dopp Kitts and Progress bars for daily living.

This week on Maker Update we’re at the Game Developers Conference covering the awesomely weird, maker-made games of Alt CTRL.

This week on Maker Update: vintage gaming for your tree, a snowflake made from LED noodles, making for fun, and the Alpakka open source gamepad.

This week on Maker Update: plunging to new depths, remembering Sanjay Mortimer, a birdsong freeform circuit, mech controllers, lightning infill, and how to make paint out of milk.

This week on Maker Update, Ian Charnas takes on Mike Tyson, a bike that’s possessed, Janksy, and cooking up a Pepper’s ghost.