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Newsbag: Missile Command History; Fantastic Arcade Spotlight; Persona 4 Arcade Updates
Once again this past week was even slower for news than usual but part of it is me getting sidetracked with numerous things(I meant to post this Friday evening and due to more sidetracking, I’m only posting this now). On Twitter I described the new Transformers: Human Alliance cabinet by Sega which was shown »
Newsbash: Cut The Rope Videmption; Classic Arcade Finder; More Mario Kart GPDX Play
Well this was a slow news week. Slow enough that I don’t have a whole lot to share today but as mentioned in the last multi-news post, that will change with the AAMA Gala next Thursday. Also, I may have an “unboxing” to do about Rerave Arcade as that will be arriving at my »
Weekend News: SALEX Brazil; Fun Fair Bash, Pac-Man Headphones, Pitch to Pixel 2
Welcome to the last weekend of July. This week has given us some new game announcements with Raw Thrills’ Batmobile and Namco/Nintendo’s Mario Kart Arcade GP DX. There was some arcade news at the San Diego Comic-Con but we’re waiting on a little more information on that first. Here are a few other stories »
In Air Hockey News: The Gold Standard Games Table of Champions; Way of the Puck Documentary
(Thanks to Mark Robbins for the info) About a year ago at the AAMA Gala, among the new products shown was a picture of a company that used to be known as Shelti. They changed their name to Gold Standard Games last year and they launched some new products at the Gala but all »
Sega Releases Transformers Human Alliance Teaser
Not long ago we found out that Sega was testing out a new arcade game called Transformers Human Alliance. It was first being tested out in China but there was very little info about it. We made some guesses based on that little info but today it’s much clearer what the deal is with »
Namco’s Sonic Storm Now Testing In Japan
A little while back we received a tip that Namco had a new arcade game that they were testing out at a Dave & Buster’s in Illinois called Sonic Storm. If you missed that bit of news, click here for the details. Since then however, we’ve heard nothing else about the game as it »
Coastal Amusements Launches Sea Wolf 55 And Temple Run For Arcades
After the AAMA Gala in August, word trickled out that a new arcade version of Sea Wolf was on its way for an October 2012 release. This is not the first in the series of remakes for Sea Wolf – There was the version in 2008 and a follow-up in 2010 called Sea Wolf: »
Joystick Gamebar Opens in Atlanta, GA + Article About Arcade “Resurgence”
A new arcade opens in Atlanta,GA plus another article looking into the "recent resurgence" of the arcade scene. »
Arcade Games at the 8th China Cartoon-Comic-Game Expo In Shanghai
Newsfeed 1252 via There seems to be at least one game expo happening somewhere around the world every month these days and on occasion, one of those expos might have an arcade presence to look at. Last month in the middle of July was the 8th China Cartoon-Comic-Game Expo that took place in Shanghai. Thanks »
First Look: Namco’s Dark Escape 4D US Version
Recently Namco Japan launched a new light-gun game to the arcade market called Dark Escape 3D. It’s somewhat similar in style to Deadstorm Pirates, but with a horror theme and heartbeat sensors built into the guns as opposed to the steering wheel of the boat. We’ve discussed it a few times already since Namco »
The Top 10 Arcade Heroes Posts of 2011
I am not a big fan of Top 10 lists – sure I could pass off my opinion of the “Top 10 Arcade Games to Feature a Winners Don’t Use Drugs Logo Screen During The Attract Mode” sort of thing but that is completely subjective and kind of a waste of time. Then again »
The GTI Asia China Expo 2011 Mega Post
With China’s arcade market booming, there are now a few different arcade shows taking place there each year. While there is still a problem with bootlegs galore (in fact I’ve found out about another version of Plants Vs. Zombies and even Angry Birds getting the bootleg treatment), companies in the business of not ripping »
