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10 Nov, 2003 |
| Air Games Maxi Fun has announced its new game, the FunBall ShootAir, will premiere at the 2003 edition of the IAAPA Orlando trade show. |
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7 Nov, 2003 |
| *Evaluation Time for New Videos
*Exhibitor Power on Show Change
*Long-view on Attractions Prior IAAPA
*Gambling Questions - UK Style |
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7 Nov, 2003 |
| Namco Europe has revealed it has secured a range of patents to protect the integrity of its new Pac Man Ball game and all future derivatives of the game. |
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7 Nov, 2003 |
| MGM Mirage has entered into a joint venture agreement with the Earls Court and Olympia Group - plans to develop the Olympia Exhibition Centre into a new gaming and entertainment complex. |
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6 Nov, 2003 |
| According to a report in the Sunday Herald Sun, in Australia, linked jackpots will be banned, poker machines will no longer accept notes, and players' losses will be strictly limited as part of a tough national gambling strategy. |
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5 Nov, 2003 |
| VirTra Systems, Inc. today announced publication of The Police Marksman's current edition, featuring the company's IVR-360 simulator as the front cover story. |
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5 Nov, 2003 |
| Organisers of the ATEI and ICE shows have published a list of recommended hotels and apartment facilities close to the Earls Court exhibition complex with special discounts which can save show visitors up to 55 per cent on published room rates. |
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4 Nov, 2003 |
| Sega Amusements Europe Ltd have released the long awaited F-ZERO AX, a driving game where players race through an exhilarating 26th Century Sci Fi world at a heart pounding 2000km per hour. |
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4 Nov, 2003 |
| The Isle of Man's Department of Trade & Industry has appointed John Gilmore as e-gaming Ambassador to address the issues that led a number of the Island's online casinos to leave for other jurisdictions, and help to develop appropriate solutions. |
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3 Nov, 2003 |
| More than 170 of the machines from the 1950s to the 1990s went under the hammer at the Claremont Showground on Sunday, with all but a few being snapped up in under three hours by a crowd of 300 wannabe pinball-wizards. |
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