11 Cool Foosball Tables

The Star Kick Robotic Foosball Table

German geeks from the University of Freiburg created this one-of-a-kind foosball table. There’s actually a camera under the tinted glass base that photographs the ball 50 times per second and then sends the data to a computer in the table, which tracks where the ball is and reacts accordingly. If you wanna be able to practice by yourself, can spare $32,000 and understand German, check it out here.

The Crystallized Foosball Table

From Bling My Thing, because your thing needs some bling. You thought your gaming room was unglamorous? Get something shiny in there like this expensive envy-of-the-neighborhood gaming table and you’ll never look drab again. The pricing details as well as the materials used to make this artsy piece are available on inquiry, but when you check out how much they charge for blinging your dog, you can only imagine what they’d do to your bank account if you really wanted this baby.

The 2eleven Foosball Table

It looks like Germans take the cake once again with this tech loaded ultimate foosball table madness. With a sleek shape, sporty colors, and fine materials the 2eleven Table-Soccer is far from just unique and unlike many other pieces on this list justifies its own price tag. Features include beer cup holders, monitors on the sides, an automatic ball lift made from carbon and a score display. Kick some ass German geek style.

The MaruBot Foosball Table

If you’re a competitive little geek, then you might wanna consider checking out this MaruBot foosball table. Not entirely the same experience as common table soccer, this Korean creation features complicated electronic controls, up to four players, but most intriguingly four robots with cute faces that actually have different facial expressions depending mostly on how much you suck at the game. Robots displaying emotions and the possibility of kicking ass at something else than Halo 3 is likely worth a trip to Korea.

The Toto Treme Terra Foosball Table

Fully loaded, intimidating to look at, one can only wonder what kind of high tech stuff the Brazilian designer Chelpa Ferro has hidden in there, but if you can read Portuguese, then please let us know. It looks big, impressive, has a bunch of speakers and operating room lights so we want it.