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28 Nov, 2003 |
| *Consumer Sees Soft Centre
*Sammy's Second Attempt at Consolidation
*SEGA Winter Wonders
*New Gaming Platform - UK Style
*HOT TOPIC - High Score - Past & Future! |
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29 Nov, 2003 |
| Highwaygames has opportunities for companies located in Asia and Middle East to distribute new products from leading manufacturers. Products range from driving and shooting machines, redemption games and spare parts. |
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1 Dec, 2003 |
| Cromptons Leisure International has named Chris Bell as its new Head of Sales. Chris was formerly with leading kiddie ride manufacturer, Amutec. |
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1 Dec, 2003 |
| R G Mitchell Corp. announced last week they achieved an Honourable Mention for the IAAPA 2003 Best Kiddie Ride Award for Fred's Fire Truck - a two seater interactive kiddie game. |
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2 Dec, 2003 |
| The board and members of European Casino Operators Association (ECOA) would like to extend their heartfelt condolences to the family of Jaime Vaca de Arrazola, following the recent notification of Jaime's death. |
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8 Dec, 2003 |
| Brent Sales has moved swiftly to secure exclusive distribution rights to Hook a Duck, the six-player novelty game which, after its launch at Preview, was described by many industry observers as "the most innovative centrepiece product for some time". |
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8 Dec, 2003 |
| Incredible Technologies, operators of the International Tournament System, and the manufacturer of the coin-operated video game, Golden Tee Fore!, has increased their monthly tournament prizes for 2004. |
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9 Dec, 2003 |
| Namco/Brent is well set to build market share across a number of product sectors in 2004, if the breadth of its ATEI portfolio is anything to go by - including videos, novelty/redemption games, photo-kiosks, kiddie rides, vendors, cranes, AWPs, SWPs, pushers and sports games. |
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9 Dec, 2003 |
| Sega Amusements Europe has responded to pub operators requests for a compact video SWP cabinet with a new product, the Cash Cube cabinet. |
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9 Dec, 2003 |
| The 2004 ICE gaming show is set to be 33 per cent bigger than last year, following a move downstairs into Earls Court 2 - where at least 19 companies will demonstrate the latest developments in i-gaming. |
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