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The Lasertron axe throwing proprietary software offers a seamless package to operate, including a touchscreen interface to select from the many game styles offered, while a large scoreboard displays players' photos. The unique lane-style construction mirrors a bowling approach to the experience and includes LED illuminated accent lighting and an attract mode. The new "Axe Throwing Experience" takes the basic concept and adds the latest laser projection mapping technology to emphasize the social entertainment elements.
The game is fresh from its timed exclusive for Dave & Buster's - now available for purchase.Īxe throwing also entered the mixed reality scene with a new product from Lastertron. One of the largest machines on the show floor was Baytek Entertainment's new "Axe Master," a physical throwing game riding the popularity of axe throwing, in a more amusement-controlled (darts-like) setting, with a dedicated enclosure and scoring. and Bandai Namco.īaytek Entertainment brought its large "Rock the Rim" video hoops game with a 55-inch screen and extensive external LED theming, offering three game modes. Innovative Concepts in Entertainment showed a selection of the company's previously seen redemption and prize systems along with the latest in its new "Home Game" line of products, a range of games aimed at consumer use, a growing trend from other manufacturers such as Stern Pinball Inc. The game has been launched across the Dave & Buster's chain. LAI Games brought its latest selection of amusement pieces, including the two-player version of redemption game "Pearl Fishery" - and space was given to the most populous VR amusement piece, "Virtual Rabbids." One of the big developments on the booth was the debut of and AMOA Innovator Award win for "Angry Birds Coin Cash" - the self-contained, tower-building coin-pusher is based on the internationally successful IP. On the cashless front, the company demonstrated the Goldfinger PDS card reader, offering an RFID-card enabled platform that supports a touchscreen management system, which the company is representing as a master distributor. The company also showed the production release version of "King Kong of Skull Island VR." While the production prototype was seen at AEI '20, the version being shipped addresses issues with headset restraints and motion, with strong earning numbers being touted for the first shipped units.
Taking the top billing were two examples of "Minecraft: Dungeons Arcade," the amusement recreation of one of the most populous video games of all time and offering a continuation of the unique card collection feature. The largest to date was the Amusement Expo International in Las Vegas in July, featuring a wealth of new titles worth reviewing and a focus on cashless technology.īetson Enterprises, with one of the largest booths on the show floor, presented "Raw Thrills" and had the lion's share of new titles. After a year and a half of lockdown, physical trade shows are reviving.
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