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7 Jun, 2004 |
| In a blockbuster deal that would merge two of the biggest gambling companies in the world, MGM Mirage has offered to buy Mandalay Resort Group for about $US7.65 billion. |
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9 Jun, 2004 |
| Funworld Ag has announced its Photo Play terminals will function as a training partner this year for a practice company of the Gmunden trading college in Upper Austria. |
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11 Jun, 2004 |
| In order to meet the overwhelming demand for its newest video game sensation, Incredible Technologies has said it has had to increase production on Silver Strike Bowling. |
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11 Jun, 2004 |
| The Golden Sands, a multi-leisure amusements centre located on the sea front of Seaton Carew, Cleveland, UK, has successfully opened Europe's first multi-lane installation of Thunder Bowl, the compact bowling game from world-leading manufacturer AMF, distributed by Namco Europe/Brent Sales. |
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11 Jun, 2004 |
| Austrian Gaming Industries, an Austrian gaming giant, has selected Money Controls' Universal Hopper as its standard payout unit for future applications. |
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11 Jun, 2004 |
| As the 2004 GTI Expo draws close, show organisers have revealed over 100 exhibitors have reserved booths so far, a 41 per cent increase compared to numbers from last year's show. |
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16 Jun, 2004 |
| *Tekken Ushers New Hardware
*Web Site Attempted Hijack! |
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16 Jun, 2004 |
| uWink, Inc., a designer, developer and marketer of entertainment software for touch screen video game terminals, amusement vending machines, and lottery and gaming kiosks, yesterday announced that it has appointed Mr. Lawrence Early to the position of Chief Financial Officer. |
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16 Jun, 2004 |
| Entertainment Technology Corporation (EnTCo) invites interested parties to attend its stand 610 at TiLE 2004, the leading European Forum for leisure venues and visitor attractions that entertain, educate and inform. |
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16 Jun, 2004 |
| A dwindling number of arcade locations and lack of prominent video game content from the mass exodus of leading coin-op game developers has triggered TLC Industries, the longtime Chicago cabinet manufacturer, to launch their Flexarcade game ready platform. |
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