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Hannah Hart takes a look at the latest games, rides and other pay-to play attractions to hit the amusements, indoor play and adventure play sector
Minions Soccer Coastal Amusements
Coastal Amusements has returned with another hit license for its successful soccer game, Minions Soccer. Players need to practise some fancy footwork to kick the ball past Kevin and score as many goals as possible before the time runs out. There’s also a swinging target to aim at for extra bonus tickets.
Space Jump! Elaut
This one-player interactive game challenges aspiring space cadets to bounce on a jump pad and launch a rocket to win intergalactic ticket values, or guide the rocket to the bonus planet to complete the mission. Space Jump! is card swipe compatible, and features an intense LED light package, subwoofers, and anti-slip, durable jump pad and grip bars.
Sega Waterfuls
A classic kids game where the goal is to hit the button and launch coloured rings through the water and onto two backlit pegs. Waterful’s technology combines a virtual field of play with real- world objects to give the player an unprecedented 3-D gaming experience, blending new technology with a retro 80s feel.
Looney Toon’s Rocket Wheel JET
It’s up to the player to help Wile E. Coyote catch the Road Runner in this new JET redemption game. Rocket Wheel is a test of skill, where players push rapidly on a plunger mechanism that in turn rotates a large wheel, timing it correctly to win as many tickets as possible. A unique bonus feature allows for an explosion of tickets if the player matches all the bombs on the wheel.
Super Bikes 3 Raw Thrills
Raw Thrills has unveiled the third instalment in its Super Bikes series. Redesigned from the ground up, Super Bikes 3 features a new cabinet with a bigger, bolder and more aggressive look. Players will be able to enjoy five all-new tracks and eight tricked-out bikes, as well as refreshed locations and supercharge income.
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