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10 Mar, 2001 |
| JAPAN: The number of subscribers to NTT DoCoMo i-mode service topped 20 million on March 4, 2001. Currently, 828 companies are providing information services through i-mode including games provided by Sega, Namco, Konami, and Taito. |
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10 Mar, 2001 |
| Merit Industries has been very pleased with the test results of it's TournaMAXX Global Player Ranking System which will be unveiled at this month's ASI Trade Show. |
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9 Mar, 2001 |
| The Irish show has just ended in Dublin, and once again the show was very well run with a good turnout and plenty of orders written and Guiness drunk. |
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8 Mar, 2001 |
| This week the Georgia Senate unanimously passed a bill to ban all machines and other gambling devices. |
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7 Mar, 2001 |
| Arcade Planet, Inc. have announced that it will feature its online game technologies and Partner Program at Internet World Spring from March 14-16 in booth # 6007 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. |
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7 Mar, 2001 |
| Brent Electronic has become the first distributor in Europe to show the new CashFlow Programming Module which enables operators to undertake on-site programming of amusement machines fitted with CashFlow coin mechanisms before, during and beyond euro conversion. |
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6 Mar, 2001 |
| With the recent poor showing at ATEI, and the many rumours that have circulated this year, Midwaygames on Friday let go many of their key arcade staff. Whilst MTN and Infinity will still remain, its seems no further development with occur in coinop. |
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4 Mar, 2001 |
| Six Flags America have unveiled the release of new rollercoasters Vertical Velocity and Déjà VU - both feature high-flying twists and ski-lift style inverted seating, where the track is above riders' heads and their feet dangle. |
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4 Mar, 2001 |
| With the recent death of nascar driver Dale Earnhardt, some fans have been stealing full Soda machines which bear his life-size likeness. |
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4 Mar, 2001 |
| The Victorian Government in Australia has announced more than 400 poker machines will be removed from areas where people are most at risk of problem gambling. |
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