Coin-op / Pay-to-play Features

There is a popular misconception that laser tag is a bit old hat and a game that people don't tend to play anymore. When, in actual fact, the game, which is more commonly known as Quasar or LaserQuest, is more popular than ever and is one of the few areas of the leisure industry that hasn't suffered at the hands of the recession.
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Established in Barcelona, Spain, in 1997, photo booth manufacturer Digital Centre started life as a small family run business serving its domestic market. It has since enjoyed rapid growth, thanks to the development of cutting-edge digital photo booth amusement machines and now supplies product to more than 52 countries worldwide.
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Elo TouchSystems was the pioneer of touchscreen technology over 37 years ago, with the first marketed touch technology being resistive.
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As one of the leaders in the jukebox industry, Sound Leisure has always been at the forefront of technology. From vinyl to CD to digital, the UK-based manufacturer has been there every step of the way and for Chris Black, the innovative thinking and enthusiasm passed down from his father, who founded the company 32 years ago, plays an important role in the company's continued success.
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As one of the most iconic arcade brands celebrates its 30th birthday and with Pac-Man Party due to launch for the Nintendo Wii, we thought it only right to take a look at how, in a world where games are becoming more technically challenging and need to include all sorts of gimmicks and features to keep the player interested, Pac-Man remains just as popular with players now as it was when it first launched in the 80s, when it caused a yen coin shortage in Tokyo, Japan.
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InterGame assesses the important role of technology and innovative thinking in the coin-up amusement industry
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