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16 Jul, 2003 |
| Sega Amusements Europe Ltd have released two revolutionary Video Payout/SWP machines, which are about to storm the industry. |
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15 Jul, 2003 |
| Enforcement of the Washington State Video Game Censorship Law put on hold - preliminary injunction in the VSDA et al v. Maleng lawsuit granted. |
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15 Jul, 2003 |
| Magnetic Cash establishes operations in Italy with Italian entrepreneur Mr Gianpaolo Brunetti - already has agreement with Dalla Pria Group. |
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15 Jul, 2003 |
| Sega AM2 has announced the development of arcade racer OutRun2, to be released later this year. |
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14 Jul, 2003 |
| Video game web site EGHQ.com launched - boasts video game theme music, reviews, news, trailers, forums, and an archive of humorous gaming images. |
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14 Jul, 2003 |
| Timezone will be awarded 'Top Family Entertainment Center' at the 2003 Annual People's Choice Awards in the Philippines. |
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14 Jul, 2003 |
| Haap Controls appoints Amusement Services International (ASI) as its Distributor for the Middle East, CIS and Africa. |
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14 Jul, 2003 |
| Global VR announced last week that 25-year industry veteran John Ray is the most recent addition to the ever-increasing roster of industry pundits at GLOBAL VR. |
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11 Jul, 2003 |
| *Do We Need a New NAOMI?
*Stolen Amusement!
*Konami Reconsiders Amusement!
*Japanese AM Aims Young |
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11 Jul, 2003 |
| The Gaming Standards Association (GSA) has announced the launch of toolkit development to allow gaming manufacturers to consistently and efficiently implement SAS 6.01. |
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