Coin-op / Pay-to-play News

Song Yung presented the Photo Kiosk I-Take at this year's GTI Asia exhibition, held in Taipei. Already installed and operated in many outlets and resorts in Taiwan, the revenue has apparently been very good so far.
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Merkur Gaming exhibited for the first time at the FADJA 2009, in the Columbian capital city of Bogota, presenting the latest 'Made in Germany' technology over 58sq.m.
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The American Amusement Machine Association, the organisation for manufacturers, has some internal turmoil, we understand.
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Having recently received the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award from the AAMA for his services to the industry over a 51-year career, Malcolm Steinberg has emphasised his confidence in the future of the industry, despite the current economic crisis, which is seen by many as a distinct negative for the business.
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Elaut USA is on the move. The company, which is the American operating and distributing arm of the famous Belgian crane makers, is run by Neal Rosenberg from offices in New Jersey.
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Colin Mallery, whose background in the coin machine industry goes back 50 years, this week expressed relief at the arrival on the scene of the European Amusement and Gaming Expo (EAG Expo), organised by UK trade association, BACTA and set for the ExCel exhibition centre in London for next January.
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