In this special episode of 'The Ben Heck Show' Terry and Dan Diebold have brought us the Nintendo PlayStation Prototype. This rare console is thought to be the only one left in existence so we have handled it with extreme care. In this episode our goal is to get it working again. Let's get started!

In this special episode of 'The Ben Heck Show' Terry and Dan Diebold have brought us the Nintendo PlayStation Prototype. This rare console is thought to be the only one left in existence so we have handled it with extreme care. Our goal is to take it apart, find out how it works and in a future episode get it working again. Let's get started!

Ben and crew take a suggestion from the community. The idea was to create a real life Jumangi board game with pieces that seem to move all by themselves. In this episode Ben, Felix and Karen finish building the Hackmanji board game.

In this episode Ben uses the Raspberry Pi Zero to create the smallest Pi portable computer that he has ever made!

In this episode Ben goes over the basics of logic gates to coinside with the Hackmanji board game build.

Ben and crew take a suggestion from the community. The idea was to create a real life Jumangi board game with pieces that seem to move all by themselves.

In this episode Ben, Felix and Karen start building the logic gate puzzle portion of the Hackmanji board game.

In todays episode Ben works on a functional Sci-fi computer terminal for a space movie that he is working on.

In this episode Ben tears down the Power Glove and reverse engineers it into a computer mouse!

In this episode Ben and crew take a suggestion from the community. The idea was to create a real life Jumangi board game with pieces that seem to move all by themselves.In this episode (part one) Karen figures out the general design of the board game and Ben creates a mechanism for moving the pieces across the board using magnets and servos.

In this episode Ben and Felix set out to create a solution for people who may sometimes forget to take their pills. With the invention of the Pill-Minder 2000 users will be alerted not only when they forget to take their pills but also when they are supposed to take their pills in the first place.