Amusement Expo 2025 is set to introduce North American operators to Attractions & More, a new arcade manufacturer led by Mark Rossow. The company is working with distributor Birmingham Vending Company to present a catalogue focused mainly on video redemption attractions.
Ten attractions across several categories
Attractions & More lists ten products, spanning two crane machines, two hammer games, a boxer and kicker combination, a merchandiser, and four video-based attractions. Three of the video games appear to use a similar format, with one also available in another screen size.
That mix gives operators several categories to consider, from prize-based attractions to sports-themed machines. Home enthusiasts comparing different arcade machines can also explore how these formats differ from conventional upright cabinets.
Esport Boxer Football Combo takes the spotlight
The Esport Boxer Football Combo appears to be the main attraction planned for the company’s booth. The floor plan shows a 10 × 20 space, potentially large enough for several units, although the display may instead concentrate on promoting the boxer.
Unlike many boxing machines, which generally offer limited visual presentation, this model includes a 43-inch touchscreen, online connectivity, local and global leaderboards, software updates, and a camera with printing and email functionality. It also features relatively detailed graphics and animations for the category. Prize-vending options are available too.
iPlay supplies much of the range
The Esport Boxer Football Combo was designed by the Chinese company iPlay, whose products account for much of the Attractions & More selection. iPlay’s games have appeared less frequently in Western markets, but the company attracted attention at last year’s AAA show in China.
Jump For Treasure was one of the notable examples, particularly a version fitted with an unusually narrow screen. That specific model is not part of the Attractions & More line-up.
Ultraman brings a licensed option
It would not be surprising to see both Ultraman games at the event. The recognisable licence could help them attract attention, while the water-shooter version supports up to four players and may provide an alternative to attractions such as Ice Man.
For operators and enthusiasts tracking new developments, the RETROCADE arcade news and gaming blog covers the wider industry. Those planning a home set-up can compare upright arcade cabinets, racing arcade machines, and practical considerations in the arcade machine buying guide.
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