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26 Oct, 2001 |
| Sega announced this week it would begin charging $9.95 a month as of Nov. 1 for unlimited access to its online network for multiplayer video games. |
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26 Oct, 2001 |
| Alpha-Omega Amusements of East Brunswick, N.J., is acting as consultants and suppliers of equipment, service, and training to a trio of amusement centers owned and operated by the Zehnder family, owners of the world famous Bavarian Inn hotel and restaurant facility. |
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26 Oct, 2001 |
| MGM MIRAGE, the company that controls more than half of Las Vegas' high-end gambling business, has formally entered the race to acquire a gaming license in one of the Pacific Rim's most potentially lucrative markets: the Chinese port city of Macau. |
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25 Oct, 2001 |
| A new Dracula theme park in the town of Sighisoara, Romania will begin construction in spring which will feature amusement rides, and a Gothic special effects castle. |
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23 Oct, 2001 |
| At the Enada show held in Rome recently, the Italian Government gave operators an assurance that every problem faced with the present law system will be promptly solved by the adjustments of Law 388/00. |
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23 Oct, 2001 |
| Excellent Soft Design's new game "Fire Hawk" which is a vertical scrolling jet shoot them up, featuring both single & co-operative gameplay as well as a myriad of power ups, is now shipping to most parts of the world. |
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18 Oct, 2001 |
| With over 23 years of operation in the amusement industry, SNK has contacted us to announce the closing and liquidation of the company. |
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17 Oct, 2001 |
| Namco have released information for two new characters that will make their debut in this game. These two yet to be named characters, one male one female are the first new characters to be announced. |
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17 Oct, 2001 |
| Starting on the 20th of October, Sega has organised a massive tournament for this current 3D arcade fighting game Virtua Fighter 4. The tournament will take place in a number of arcades in Japan. |
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15 Oct, 2001 |
| Software giant Microsoft unveiled Friday an extended alliance with Japanese game developer Sega ahead of the U.S. company's closely awaited launch of its game console Xbox later this year. |
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