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James Ko, CEO of newly found Pipeline Games, has announced the hiring of industry veteran Dave Peckels to the position of VP of Sales. Peckels will be in charge of all U.S. sales of Pipeline's line of amusement games.
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Let's Go Island - the next light gun game to be released from Sega and the follow up to the 2006 hit Let's Go Jungle - has been announced and will be available soon. The game will be available in both non motion and motion cabinets, and sees the return of characters Ben and Norah who this time are on a South Pacific Island diving tour when they run into trouble with pirates.
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Smart Industries has unveiled a new self-contained redemption product - Easy Touchdown. Due to be on show at the new Amusement Expo in Las Vegas next week, Easy Touchdown has grossed $2,314 on nickel play in its first 12 days in a local bar in West Des Moines.
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Global VR and JHE Production Group have paired up to deliver one of the most exciting elements of the 2010 Sprint Experience, Sprint's 14,400-square-foot interactive NASCAR-themed display. The display houses eight motion game-cabinets custom designed for the Sprint Cup Series of races.
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Andamiro will be releasing a new software update for Pump It Up machines this coming March. The update - Pump It Up FIESTA - will feature 260 songs in total, making it the largest collection of songs ever seen in a Pump It Up game.
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Capcom has announced that Street Fighter IV is making its way to iPhone and iPod Touch this March. The game will feature a roster comprised of several classic and newly introduced fighters.
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Satinder Bhutani has been promoted to the newly vacated position of President, Andamiro USA Corp. The promotion comes after previous Andamiro USA President James Ko left the company earlier this month to form new amusement company Pipeline Games Inc.
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In this first of our four part coverage, after touching on the other European event in Germany, we turn to the first of London's two shows and the inaugural 'European Amusement and Gaming Expo (EAG Expo)' run by the Trade for the Trade, looking initially at the crowded show floor and the SEGA booth and a list of their partners.
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