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15 Apr, 2002 |
| Sega has demonstrated a number of games for Palm OS handhelds during a keynote address at the PalmSource Japan conference. The games were developed specifically for the presentation using Metrowerk's Codewarrior. |
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15 Apr, 2002 |
| SHENZHEN is prepared to take on Hong Kong's Disneyland as it boosts its efforts to attract tourists to the Special Economic Zone. The city will open the second phase of its Happy Valley theme park next month. |
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13 Apr, 2002 |
| One of Australia's largest Pinball Auction/Expo is coming this May, to be held at Fox Studios, Sydney. Very rare pinballs, jukeboxes and other amusement equipment will be auctioned, with variety stalls selling pinball smemorabilia, parts, art and T-Shirts. |
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11 Apr, 2002 |
| uWin will be headquartered in Los Angeles, California and will service the California market. Heading up sales for uWin will be Don Singer. |
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11 Apr, 2002 |
| The Embed card system is a total business management and marketing tool offering cashless operation, a customer driven loyalty program, transaction automation, customer tracking and accounting. |
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11 Apr, 2002 |
| Still in it's development phase, Banpresto has joined forces with Mitsubishi in order to create "Gundam Pilot Academy" (tentative title). What has been developed so far was on show at the AOU 2002. |
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10 Apr, 2002 |
| Dutch parliamentary elections will be held on May 15th. In the run-up to the elections, a special election game "Verkiezingsspel" will be available on linked Photo Play terminals as of mid-April. |
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10 Apr, 2002 |
| Recently Gary Stern and his family made a visit to the Playboy Mansion where Gary presented a Stern PLAYBOY pinball machine to Hugh Hefner. |
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5 Apr, 2002 |
| Big Or Small is a brand new dice-based gaming machine from Game Master System. Three dices are thrown together after the player chooses a number they hope the dices will add up to. |
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5 Apr, 2002 |
| Namco Co. shares rose 5.7 percent on expectations that Namco may develop video-game software with Nintendo Co. The Tokyo-based company also appointed Kyushiro Takagi, Namco's vice president, to be the new president. |
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