Finally, your dreams of a constant foosball opponent have become a startling reality. Some clever DIY-types have come up with a solution for how to fill all those long, lonely nights -- a computer ...

The latest LEGO set is a real kick: a playable miniature foosball table. The LEGO Ideas Table Football Set ($249.99, out Nov. 1), is made up of 2,339 pieces – among them 22 miniature figures ...

The newest LEGO product is the LEGO Ideas Table Football Set, a miniature foosball table with more than 2,300 pieces (available Nov. 1 for $249.99).

This will make goals for each side of the football table. Hold one goal against the side of your bigger box and trace around it using a pencil. Cut along this guide to create a hole in the big box ...

The newest LEGO product is the LEGO Ideas Table Football Set, a miniature foosball table with more than 2,300 pieces (available Nov. 1 for $249.99).

The design is loosely based on 16-year-old Donát Fehérvári’s Lego Ideas Foosball Table submission, which was created as part of the “We Love Sports!” building challenge.Fehérvári’s ...

The funny thing is, this thing isn’t just a gimmick; it may soon become a decent foosball opponent. The table system cost about $500 to build, and combines a webcam, an 800MHz Pentium PC and ...

Foosball tables, that ever-present staple of dot-com startups, YMCA rec rooms and your parents' basement, have long been in need of a digital upgrade. Now, a German interactive firm has devised a ...

But it wasn’t until 1970 that the U.S. had its own home-grown table, when two Bobs, Hayes and Furr, got together to design and build the first all-American-made foosball table.