Caine Monroy just might be the coolest 9-year-old we've never met. Check out his homemade cardboard arcade that went viral. It's guaranteed to make you smile. Remember on the first day of grade school ...

Back in April, we featured an April Fool’s iPad Arcade console. Well, it’s no longer a joke; a fully working cardboard iPad arcade console has now been created by Hideyoshi Moriya. This innovative ...

“Caine’s Arcade” — a short film about a 9-year-old boy who built an elaborate cardboard arcade in his dad’s used auto parts store in East L.A. — is one of the sweetest videos we’ve seen all year. And ...

Audie Cornish and Robert Siegel have the story of a 9-year-old in Los Angeles who created an elaborate cardboard arcade and the filmmaker whose short video about him has gone viral. I'm Audie Cornish ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Nintendo’s Labo kits captured the imagination of gamers everywhere with their creative cardboard constructions, ...

Meet Caine Monroy: he built a cardboard arcade in his dad's auto parts store and had a terrific, terrific day. He's about to become your next viral video megastar, which is hard to argue with. His ...

Last October, at a used auto-parts store in East Los Angeles, a flash mob of impossibly adorable proportions descended upon one little kid's cardboard arcade. Caine Monroy had spent years building up ...

Remember Caine, the 9-year-old of cardboard arcade fame? I can't forget Caine. The creativity that he showed in making his own cardboard arcade has rubbed off on kids all over the world, including big ...

Caine is nine. And like all the best nine year-olds in the world, Caine is obsessed with video games. In Caine’s case, it’s arcade games, and he’s so obsessed he built himself a giant cardboard arcade ...

Caine Monroy loves arcades so much, he built his own out of cardboard. The nine-year-old set up shop at his dad's auto parts store in East Los Angeles, and wasn't getting any customers until an ...

With kids running from game to game, squealing with delight as they went, it seemed like a pretty typical scene for an arcade. But something was different. The beeps and clicks and other noises of the ...