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Link Roundup: LEGO, Lunar Lander, Firefly, Dungeons & Dragons, and more

By: Todd CoopeeJune 22, 2024
Filed to: Weekly Link Roundup

The European Space Agency has created space bricks inspired by classic LEGO elements and 8 other things we wanted to share this week:

The European Space Agency has created space bricks inspired by classic LEGO elements.

The European Space Agency has created space bricks inspired by classic LEGO elements.

[h/t Blocks]
A retired engineer discovered a 55-year-old bug in the Lunar Lander computer game code.

A retired engineer discovered a 55-year-old bug in the Lunar Lander computer game code.

[h/t Ars Technica]
The Gameroom powered by Hasbro has opened at the American Dream mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

The Gameroom powered by Hasbro has opened at the American Dream mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

[h/t American Dream]
Check out this ingenious AI-powered Lego mosaic printer.

Check out this ingenious AI-powered Lego mosaic printer.

[h/t Creative Bloq]
Wizards of the Coast has revealed its full Dungeons & Dragons 2024 lineup.

Wizards of the Coast has revealed its full Dungeons & Dragons 2024 lineup.

[h/t ICv2]
Fanhome has announced the first releases in its Star Trek die-cast collection.

Fanhome has announced the first releases in its Star Trek die-cast collection.

[h/t Fanhome]
A new series of Space: 1999 and UFO tie-in novels are on the way from Anderson Entertainment.

A new series of Space: 1999 and UFO tie-in novels are on the way from Anderson Entertainment.

[h/t downthetubes]
Firefly is getting a prequel comic book series.

Firefly is getting a prequel comic book series.

[h/t ComicBook.com]
The original style guide for DC Comics characters is set to surface for the public, thanks to publisher Standards Manual.

The original style guide for DC Comics characters is set to surface for the public, thanks to publisher Standards Manual.

[h/t It's Nice That]

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