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10 Dec, 2001 |
| nGame recently announced that they have signed a long-term reciprocal distribution agreement with one of South Korea's leading wireless games publishers, Opentown Co. Ltd. |
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12 Dec, 2001 |
| Ilusiona of Barcelona, owner of 25 bowling and arcade centers throughout Spain, has acquired the MaxFlight's VR2002 Roller Coaster Simulator for their Bolera Gorbea Bowling Center in Zigoitia. |
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12 Dec, 2001 |
| Sega Amusements Europe LTD have announced the release of Virtua Athletics which is to make it's global debut on stand 1030 at London's ATEI in January. |
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13 Dec, 2001 |
| The ATEI, ICE shows will go ahead as planned despite the understandable turmoil following September 11th and subsequent world events. The ATE has been redouble its efforts and do everything possible to prepare and promote the London shows. |
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15 Dec, 2001 |
| Citing a rising level of concern within the industry over Internet privacy and security policies, Elaine Hodgson, CEO of Incredible Technologies, invited members of the operating community to meet with her and other executives from IT. |
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18 Dec, 2001 |
| TAB Austria is going to present its new touchscreen terminal to the public on the IMA fair 2002. The emphasis of the Silverball Pro is still Games, Music and Internet. |
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21 Dec, 2001 |
| Happ Controls, Inc. has announce they acquired all of the assets of Wells-Gardner's coin door division. The purchase includes inventory, tooling, existing customer orders and other assets related to the coin door division. |
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27 Dec, 2001 |
| K & W Amusements has been appointed the exclusive South African distributor of Incredible Technologies (IT) products, including Golden Tee Fore. |
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3 Jan, 2002 |
| The Japanese manufacturer Sammy have released details of their lastest arcade project Guilty Gear XX. The game is currently slated for release in Japan during the Spring of 2002. |
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8 Jan, 2002 |
| The city's failed attempt to keep minors from playing violent video games in public arcades has cost taxpayers $318,000 in legal fees. |
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