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The lat est games, rides and other pa y to play attr actions t o hit the amusement market
X-X-Tr eme Big One- Elaut
As the name suggests, the X-Treme Big One is Elaut’s giant claw machine measuring almost three metres high. It features multi-coloured changing LED lighting, LED ultraviolet product and the firm’s patent pending Claw Vision technology camera system that puts a camera on the claw assembly. The image is cast to the large TV screen inside of the game, allowing the user to see exactly where the claw is going to hit. The large size of the machine means it can incorporate larger-sized prizes, for greater customer attraction.
Motorbike Simulator- Cesys
The Cesys Motorbike Simulator is a real race bike mounted on a motion platform with a head mounted display to create an immersive VR experience. Acceleration, shifting and braking of the motorbike is similar to driving
a real motorcycle and multiple feedback mechanisms control the simulator. Unlike other “gaming”-motorbike simulators on the market, which feature steering feedback only, Cesys uses a high-end combination of steering-force input and a body-tracking system. Together, the systems determine the input to the motorbike. The motorbike handlebar is attached to the force feedback control loading
motor. The force feedback system registers the forces the rider exerts on the handlebar. These forces, combined with rider-lean are used to determine the motorbike’s steering behavior, just like on a real bike. In addition to the handlebar input, a system consisting of multiple cameras
monitors the rider’s body position relative to the motorbike. The simulation engine uses this data as input on the motorbike simulation model, which increases the level of realism and immersion when riding the simulator. Unlike arcade-style motorbike simulators, the Cesys Motorbike Simulator has a functioning throttle, hand brake, foot brake, clutch and shift lever, all of which contribute to the riding experience.
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a countdown clock and optical sensors to create an inters to create an interactive climbing challenge. Wit catching g
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he London Underground map, climbers select the speed of the countdown clock and have to ge t to the finish before their time runs out. A teammate on the ground can watch the clock and call out how much time is left. It is a race against time with the additional challenge of gaining points on the way up by capturing optical sensors on the inter hange symbols.
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of gaining points on t
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Spongebob Order Up - Bandai Namco
The new SpongeBob Squarepants Order Up game sees players use their spatula skills to serve up as many Krabby Patties as possible before the time runs out. Players simply whack the patties as they pop up to earn more points. It is available as a multi-player option for four players and has an optional ticket redemption feature too.
Pirate Battle features an authentic pirate announcer and themed music. Its pirate ship targets and lighting effects set the theme with a ball toss redemption game. Players can earn double points during game frenzy mode in the closing stages of play.
Operators can configure settings including game duration and ticket payout options – for tickets, coupons, or amusement only. Two Pirate Battle games can be positioned side-by-side for more player appeal, or bank together with Choo Choo Train and Princess Castle for a wall of fun presentation that attracts both boys and girls .
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