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Who is up for some Japanese arcade market numbers?
Via Statistics are fun – they are the perfect way to prove or disprove someone in an argument and stand as the perfect way to fill in small talk. Of course when it comes
Read More »A few more AOU 2010 videos – Gaia Attack 4, Jigsaw World Arena, Puzzle of Ocha, Speed Rider
Just a few more videos from AOU 2010 that I’ve found featuring things to round-up the weekend. Taito’s Gaia Attack 4. It’s good to see it in action – they used video of real
Read More »More AOU 2010 stuff – Robo Catcher, more Metal Gear, Gaia Attack 4, Stomper DLX, Sega
Here’s a few more things out of AOU 2010 in Japan (links via various sources, including AM Net) and The Stinger Report. Robo Catcher – showing other applications our future robot overlords can have
Read More »Another puzzle arcade title testing in Japan – Puzzle of Ocha
I’m not making it any secret that I am quite happy to see more puzzle games making their way to arcades again as I feel that they are a perfect fit for the environment
Read More »And some of Namco’s games at AOU 2010 will be…
Via Namco has revealed some of the content that they will be showing off at AOU 2010, which includes a new Gundam VS. title and Midnight Maximum Tune 3DX + (which I am pretty
Read More »Taito’s AOU 2010 site opened
Via Continuing with the pre-AOU 2010 hype, Taito revealed their website today. It’s not as descriptive as AOU sites by other companies that we have seen so far and it appears that they will
Read More »Sega unveils their AOU 2010 line-up
Via With AOU 2010 in Japan just a week or two away, companies are revealing what they will be bringing to the show – first Konami and now Sega. There is nothing on the
Read More »Sega testing UFO Balance Catcher in Japan
We usually only post about cranes when they do something interesting or feature a weird product inside and while the latest version of Sega’s UFO Catcher doesn’t feature anything weird to catch by it’s
Read More »National SFIV tournament currently underway in Japan
(Thanks to Aaron Auzins for the info!) If you’re good at Street Fighter IV and you just happen to be in Japan, then now is the time to check out the national SFIV tournament.
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