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Newsbytes: LvL Up Opens (CA); Shrek & Baywatch Pins Get Color; Classic Game News & More
Welcome to another weekend and with that, a collection of news from around the arcade world. Here’s what we’ve got for you today: LvL Up Opens For Business (Campbell, CA) While I was saving
Read More »Ninja Soldier To Be Resurrected By M2
This is a piece of news that hit on April 1st so I took it with a grain of salt until a little later – as it turns out, it was not an April
Read More »Newsbytes: Arcade Events In April; ColorDMD Latest; Cytus Omega; Arcade Factories & More
Hello fellow arcade fans and welcome to the latest collection of arcade news for this Easter holiday weekend. This week itself has been rather quiet for news, although I am working on a new
Read More »Newsbytes: Cosmotrons Update; Starwing Paradox; MyArcade; Amusement Expo 2018
Hello astute readers! It’s time for another update on what is going on out there in the wonderful world of arcades: Cosmotrons – Where Will The First Production Cabinet Go? If you follow
Read More »Arcade Expo 4.0 To Bring 1100+ Arcade & Pinball Games Together In March
While California Extreme tends to soak up most of the headlines for arcade machine get-togethers, it is not the only event of it’s kind out there as we have seen a big increase in
Read More »Bandai Namco Resurrecting The Shoot Away Series With Shoot Away Pro
After a fairly mellow 2017, the Japanese arcade industry seems to have awoken from their slumber as we’re just getting hit with news left and right. Not complaining, just observing. 😉 Shoot Away –
Read More »Newsbytes: Dance Rush; Aztarac Restoration; Jumbo Jumpin’; RIP Tom Petit
It’s been a little while since we had a proper newsbytes post but it is normal that arcade news not related to IAAPA is quite slow around the end of November/beginning of December. Here’s
Read More »Back From The 80s – The Spectre Files: Deathstalker
About a year and a half ago, we ran news on an interesting and unique project that aimed to resurrect an unreleased title from the mid-1980s. Originally titled The Spectre Files, this was a
Read More »Next Up For Airframe: Rashlander
When information started coming out about Griffin Aerotech’s Skycurser scrolling shooter arcade game, we quickly learned that it was being designed to be created not just as a dedicated game but also as an
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