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Sega Amusements has revealed a theatre cabinet for House of the Dead Scarlet Dawn, retaining surround sound and seat vibration in a simpler format.
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Blue Motion Games is shipping two new four-player attractions: the motion-heavy light-gun game Desert Chase and soft-ball shooter Cannonball Jam.
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Pop-A-Shot is returning to commercial arcades with the Elite, a connected basketball machine featuring a 49-inch screen, Wi-Fi and QR tournament tracking.
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Bandai Namco is testing Magi Blast, an original Japanese arcade shooter featuring fixed magic wands and a possible holographic or mixed-reality system.
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Alpha Ops VR Strike receives a revised cabinet design, confirmed pre-orders and an expected April or May industry release from Sega Amusements.
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Raw Thrills is testing a motion-based Top Gun Maverick arcade game, with aircraft controls, Dave & Buster’s promotion and a rich air-combat history.
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IAAPI Expo, Rimini Amusement Show and Family Entertainment Expo revealed new arcade games, distributors and FEC attractions across India and Italy.
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Raw Thrills is adapting The Wizard of Oz for video redemption arcades, combining a giant spinner, ticket bonuses, a 110-inch display and reusable cards.
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February 2025 saw new arcades open across North America, Europe, Japan, India, Indonesia and South Korea, with rhythm games and free-play venues prominent.
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LAI Games is shipping Kaiju Rampage in North America, bringing Monster Eye’s giant-monster light-gun action to a new environmental arcade cabinet.
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UNIS has confirmed shipping and distributor pricing for four new arcade attractions: Neon Rush, Dino Storm, Monster Kart and Bigfoot Smash.
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Sega Amusements has outlined the US launch plan for maimai DX, including its Amusement Expo debut, 1,100-plus songs and August–September production target.
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DSM Arcade is shipping Perfect Pour, while its Alan-1 collaboration Soda Slam! adapts the precision pouring challenge for family entertainment centres.
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StarHorse Party leads a packed arcade news roundup covering Amusement Expo 2025, Sega rhythm-game updates, exA-Arcadia and pinball developments.
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Bike Dash Delivery returns to a US Round1 location test, with localised cabinet elements, revised seating hardware and its commercial future still undecided.
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Raw Thrills has fully unveiled Top Gun: Maverick, a four-player motion arcade flight game combining fighter jets, score racing and licensed music.
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Attractions & More is preparing ten arcade and redemption attractions for Amusement Expo 2025, led by the feature-rich Esport Boxer Football Combo.
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Minecraft Dungeons Arcade Series 4 adds the Pumpkin Patch level, new Hero cards and promotional materials, with connected cabinets set to update automatically.
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Amusement Expo 2025 brings major arcade, pinball, redemption and immersive-entertainment launches to Las Vegas on 19 and 20 March.
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Amusement Expo 2025 delivered major arcade reveals, from Top Gun Maverick and Maimai DX to mixed-reality shooters, redemption games and connected attractions.
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March 2025 saw new pinball bars, free-play halls, family entertainment centres and specialist arcades open across North America, Europe and Asia.
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A colourful April Fools concept imagines Sega combining Hatsune Miku: Project Sekai and Chunithm in a feature-packed rhythm arcade cabinet.
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Dark Escape Games has started shipping Clown Around, a compact, unattended escape-room attraction now installed at a Tennessee family entertainment centre.
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Alan-1 is developing a Hall Effect arcade joystick with multiple operating modes and will present Asteroids Recharged and Missile Command Recharged at MGC.
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GENDA’s acquisition of Player One Amusement Group expands its North American arcade network and may reshape equipment distribution, manufacturing and venue operations.
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The latest exA-Arcadia arcade update covers April releases, Daemon Bride exAGAIN testing, Cyberblocker R and Jitsu Squad’s improved arcade edition.
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Stern and Jersey Jack tease major pinball projects, Galaxian 3 returns, and Amusement Expo footage reveals fresh arcade developments.
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Barrels of Fun’s DUNE pinball machine combines film-inspired artwork, moving sandworms, interactive displays and a Pain Box feature in a 1,000-unit run.
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UFC Challenge turns a boxing tester into a giant Dave & Buster’s attraction, combining licensed presentation, competitive striking and knee-based gameplay.
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Hot Wheels: Victory Lap is now playable at Dave & Buster’s, offering a colourful Adrenaline racer built on the foundation of Need for Speed Heat Takedown.
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August 2025’s Location Watch tracks new arcades, relocations, expansions and closures across North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
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DEAL Expo 2025 in Dubai revealed new arcade games, revised cabinets and distributor line-ups from Sega, Bandai Namco, ASI and other manufacturers.
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Stern Pinball’s King Kong: Myth of Terror Island brings the 1932 film to life with three cabinet editions, interactive toys and connected scoring.
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exA-Arcadia has shared new footage and character details for Chaos Code -Nemesis Experiment-, the FK Digital sequel targeting a summer arcade launch.
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Steph Jones explains how Bandai Namco developed the PAC-MAN Street Range, combining brand guidelines, operator feedback and venue-focused design.
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Adrenaline Amusements appears to be preparing a new Hot Wheels arcade racer, reusing a Need for Speed cabinet and supporting linked four-player racing.
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Sega’s Maimai DX heads towards North America with South Korean manufacturing, a $30,995 MSRP, planned updates and more details for arcade operators.
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LAI Games’ Cyberpunk 2077: Turf Wars combines mounted guns, physical targets and projection mapping in a large mixed-reality arcade attraction.
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Malaysia’s first GTI Southeast Asia Expo brought emerging arcade, redemption, racing and VR manufacturers together in Kuala Lumpur from 22 to 24 April 2025.
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Raw Thrills has shared new details on Top Gun: Maverick and The Wizard of Oz, including release timing, pricing and gameplay updates.
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