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23 Apr, 2004 |
| In Florida U.S. the Senate Committee on Business Regulation today recommended the act relating to amusement centers 849.161, F.S. be amended to tighten controls and restrictions on arcade amusement centers in relation to gambling. |
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23 Apr, 2004 |
| Photo Play has announced it will launch a European soccer championship quiz in Portugal on 31 May 2004, which will include 800 topical questions and will be updated with a further 200 questions by the grand final on July 4. |
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22 Apr, 2004 |
| *Capcom Hints at AM Future!
*UK Troc New Lease of Life |
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22 Apr, 2004 |
| Observation of the Worldwide Internet Ranking site for OutRun2 players has revealed that Japan boasts the best drivers. |
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22 Apr, 2004 |
| A wide range of political, social and economic issues pertinent to the European games and gaming sectors will be addressed at Eurotechno 2004 with prestigious speakers scheduled for the event to include Nolan Bushnell, Oscar Nieboer, Bob Cooney, Luke Alvarez, Peter Hannibal and Harmen Brenninkmeijer. |
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21 Apr, 2004 |
| Gambling giant MGM Mirage and a British developer announced plans Monday to build casinos in three United Kingdom cities and an entertainment complex in a fourth. Las Vegas-based MGM Mirage and Manchester-based Peel Holdings PLC put the value of the developments in Manchester, Salford, Glasgow and Liverpool at $1.1 billion. |
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21 Apr, 2004 |
| Industry professionals from Europe's leading casinos will gather in Barcelona on May 13-14 for the International Casino Operator Forum. |
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21 Apr, 2004 |
| The Pac-Man Ball pusher/video game has been described as one of the most exciting and radical products to come out of the coin-op industry for many years, with the game now being distributed throughout Italy by Turin based SIPEM. |
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21 Apr, 2004 |
| Digital Centre has reported that almost all Spanish amusement companies were present at the Torremolinos show which took place from 31 March to 2 April. |
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21 Apr, 2004 |
| UK gaming company Project is reporting what it describes as a "significant take-up in excess of forecasts" for its Freestyle Gaming platform, which provides the industry with its first cashless video lottery terminal system. |
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