Namco Prize Europe had added to its growing range of plush and novelty products with the Kyoto Lifestyle brand of electronic consumables.
While the core market remains licensed toy characters, Namco Prize Europe has used its worldwide reach to source the Kyoto range from the same factories that manufacture products for renowned global retailers such as Target in the US and Tesco in Europe, meaning all products in the range are of high street quality but at a more affordable price.
Included in the range is a HD video camera offering excellent spec and supplied with power adapters for both the EU and UK and a still camera loaded with features included five megapixel resolution and digital zoom.
James Anderson, EMEA sales manager, said: “The range is very good and the initial feedback from the market is that the in-house designed packaging will be appealing to players as it looks of high end retail standard. We have access to some of the best manufacturers in the Far East and are continually reviewing new products, with plans to expand the Kyoto range in the near future.”
All Kyoto products have a price point lower than the maximum prize value stipulated by the UK Gambling Act 2005, meaning they can be offered in Bandai Namco’s range of prize vending machines, including Barbercut, Clena Flex and Dunk Tank Prize as well as other prize machines in the market.
