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25 Mar, 2004 |
| According to U.S. news source the Sun-Sentinel, commercial operation of video arcade slot machines has this week been deemed illegal in Seminole County, Florida - with penalties for violation of this law including a $500 fine and six months imprisonment. |
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25 Mar, 2004 |
| Astrosys International Ltd announces the selection by IGT of its Microcoin QL coin acceptor as the new default unit for IGT's small coin offering. |
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24 Mar, 2004 |
| Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom encourages thrill seekers to overthrow their fears on Revolution, a new thrill ride for the 2004 season. Revolution seats 32 guests in a circle facing inward and riders are suspended with nothing below their feet as the ring of seats rotates. Revolution swings the entire gondola 120 degrees in each direction to a nearly inverted position at 65 feet in the air. |
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24 Mar, 2004 |
| *The Three Year Arcade!
*Mobile Amusement |
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23 Mar, 2004 |
| The Spanish vending market has welcomed the introduction of two new products from Money Controls and parent company Coinco, which together form an unbeatable combination for bill and coin acceptance. |
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22 Mar, 2004 |
| *American Show Rocks the House
*Thinking Out of the iTBOX! |
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22 Mar, 2004 |
| Incredible Technologies, a manufacturer of coin-operated video games, announced last week the hiring of two new employees as the company ramps up its marketing effort, including Steven Sobe, who is a three-time Golden Tee national champion, and is now preparing for a National tour. |
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19 Mar, 2004 |
| Imagination Technologies, a leader in system-on-chip intellectual property, and SEGA CORPORATION yesterday announced a licensing agreement between the companies for the development of next generation arcade systems based on new high-end PowerVR graphics technology. |
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19 Mar, 2004 |
| Target: Terror is the latest video game being brought to the European market by UK-based distributor Brent Sales / Namco Europe. The game challenges players through nine progressively difficult stages to save the President, defeating terrorist attacks on the Golden Gate Bridge, the Los Alamos nuclear facility and Denver International Airport, culminating in an all-out effort to rescue a hijacked airliner. |
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19 Mar, 2004 |
| uWink, Inc., an innovative technology-based entertainment commerce company, yesterday announced that it has received initial purchase orders in advance of its scheduled release next month of its uWink Design'R Bear™ interactive vending system, which debuted last week at the Amusement Showcase International Show in Las Vegas, NV. |
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