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28 Oct, 2005 |
| VirTra Systems, Inc. this week announced that it has signed a letter of intent to acquire three private electronics companies, Altatron, Inc., Dynalyst, Inc., and Suntech, Inc. |
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28 Oct, 2005 |
| *Amusement Exhibition Marathon: Part Five
*Digital Cash Starts Invasion! |
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28 Oct, 2005 |
| The 33rd edition of Enada which was held at the Rome expo centre from 13-16 October 2005 boasted an overall total of 20,000 sq.m. of exhibit space and featured 200 firms showcasing the latest coin-op amusement machine products. |
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28 Oct, 2005 |
| UltraCade Technologies this week announced the twelve finalists for the first annual Breeders' Cup – Tournament Edition – World Championship event. Today the twelve finalists will compete on twelve linked Breeders' Cup – Tournament Edition machines at Belmont Park in New York for the championship title with a $100,000 prize pool. |
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28 Oct, 2005 |
| Sega Amusements Europe's WCCF 2004 – 2005 has finally made its European debut at Bowlplex in Brighton Marina this month, with one of the rarest cards in the collection of European players already surfacing at the location. |
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31 Oct, 2005 |
| Brent Sales has declared this year's Preview exhibition a 'massive success' after recording a 100 per cent year-on-year increase in the value of machine sales at the two-day event. |
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31 Oct, 2005 |
| On 21 October, a written declaration calling for the introduction of EUR1 and EUR2 banknotes was signed by 373 MEPs. Euromat has announced it strongly opposes the introduction of these low-denomination notes which could put another massive financial burden on the gaming sector. |
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31 Oct, 2005 |
| GTI show organisers have confirmed the 2006 edition of the international trade show will be held from 7-9 July at B and C zones, Hall 1 of Taipei World Trade Centre in Taiwan. |
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31 Oct, 2005 |
| *Amusement Exhibition Marathon: Part Five
*Organised - Theme Park - Crime! |
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1 Nov, 2005 |
| FX Simulation, a leading UK manufacturer of two-seater simulators has announced the X2, its new model, will replace U2 Mirage which sold 55 units in the UK. |
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