Coin-op / Pay-to-play Features

Games Warehouse started life in 2001 as a small, UK-based digital gaming manufacturer and over the past three years has significantly grown into one of the UK's major players. Helen Fletcher met with founder and managing director Andy Powell to get the story so far and find out about future opportunities both onshore and off
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Theme parks are just one location where amusements can be operated but there appears to be a bit of a trend forming when it comes to the type of machines that are successful, as Helen Fletcher finds out
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Simulators have, in the past, been a product that only larger locations could handle, but thanks to developments in technology this is now changing. Helen Fletcher spoke with two of the main players in the sector, FX Simulation and Simuline, to find out more
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As the amusement industry grows so does the choice available to consumers, meaning operators have to keep on their toes in order to attract new players and keep existing ones playing. Helen Fletcher looks at the factors that are important when it comes to loyalty and the initiatives available to operators to make sure they get a slice of the disposable income pie
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LAI has become a world leader in the coin-op amusement industry and 2008 sees the group celebrate its 50th anniversary. Helen Fletcher talks past, present and future with chief executive officer Alan Freimuth
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