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29 Mar, 2001 |
| Namco Operations Europe Ltd (NOEL) has completed the purchase of a major 56,000 square foot leisure destination venue in Tamworth, Staffordshire which includes 26 lane bowling centre, 900 capacity nightclub and a health & fitness club. |
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29 Mar, 2001 |
| The Australian Government today brushed off threats of compensation claims over its Internet gambling ban as the minor parties warned it faced a rocky path through the Senate. |
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28 Mar, 2001 |
| Arcade Planet, Inc., and Leisure and Allied Industries (LAI) today announced that they have entered into a strategic alliance for the manufacture, sales and international distribution of their respective arcade game products. |
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28 Mar, 2001 |
| Australia's conservative government said today it will seek to prohibit betting on the Internet, acknowledging the country has a gambling problem. |
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27 Mar, 2001 |
| uWink, Inc., today announced an agreement with bam! entertainment, an entertainment software publisher, to license games for all Palm platforms. |
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26 Mar, 2001 |
| At this week's ASI show, Sega will be unveiling six new titles in seven configurations. Along with new products, Sega will also introduce a revolutionary game feature on Club Kart Deluxe and Standard called the Memory Card Reader & Dispenser, (MCRD). |
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26 Mar, 2001 |
| BOCA RATON, USA - A father is suing an arcade company, saying his 7-year-old son was traumatized when it failed to give the boy prizes he won and then kicked them out for complaining. |
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26 Mar, 2001 |
| According to Vending Technologies, within the next six months you will be able to order drinks and snacks from vending machines through your mobile phone and receive promotional offers. |
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26 Mar, 2001 |
| Great Pacific Vending Corporation, based in Los Angeles, have agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that they failed to provide prospective purchasers document earnings reports for advertisements made in local papers. |
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24 Mar, 2001 |
| Since 1st Jan, 2001, all Cigarette sales through vending machines in Tasmania Australia, need a gold token to enable the machine to accept money with tokens being issued by the premises once they check that the buyer is over 18 years of age. |
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