AAA 2025 Day 2: More Arcade Games Debuting In China
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AAA 2025 Day 1: Arcade Games Showcased In China
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exA-Arcadia Announces Data East’s Tattoo Assassins
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EVO Japan 2025 Day 3: Rounding Up The Rest Of The Show
Welcome to the third and final day of coverage for EVO Japan 2025. Like last »
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Read More »Japanese arcades to test new e-payment system
JAMMA (also known as the Japanese Amusement Machine Manufacturers Association) announced today that testing will begin on April 1st, 2009 for the use of a universal cashless e-payment system. The test will last for
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