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AAMA Gala 2012 Game Previews From Replay and Play Meter Magazines
It’s been a few weeks longer than I had anticipated to get some more information on what new arcade games were shown at the annual AAMA Gala in Chicago but if you subscribe to
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Scene 75 Now Open In Dayton, OH
It’s been a little while since we reported on a new venue opening in Ohio (example 1 and example 2 from 2009) and today’s news is about a location that is a full-blown FEC
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Seen at the AAMA Gala 2012: GlobalVR’s The Swarm
GlobalVR has a new light-gun game headed to the arcade market for 2012 called The Swarm. First details are inside!
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Big Buck World Championship Coming In November
For the best virtual sharpshooters out there, a new Big Buck tournament coming this November has some cash prizes for you to go after. Details within.
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BlazBlue ChronoPhantasma slated for Winter 2012 release (Japan)
Through most of the summer new arcade game news has really just focused on new stuff being shown off in Japan where it’s standard to reveal games months before they are released (in conjunction
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Trailer for Taito’s Block King
Taito has a new arcade game based on Legos (or something really close to them) out in Japan. Details inside!
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Fun Factory Opens New Location at Westfield Oakridge Mall in San Jose, CA
A new location opens up in San Jose, CA. Click for details!
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Namco’s Bhutto Burst for Kids In Japan
If there is one place where card systems combined with video games works, its Japan. That would be collectible cards moreso than data cards to save game progress (the latter of which has been
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Big Buck HD Released, Now Rolling Off The Factory Floor
Just a few months after the official unveiling in Las Vegas, the newest entry to the top arcade hunting series, Big Buck HD is rolling off the factory floor, on it’s way to distributors
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Atari Prototypes Over the Years Mega Post
One thing Atari became famous for over the years were its prototype games. As we celebrate 40 years of Atari this month, it is a fascinating avenue to go down. Many never made it
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