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Bandai Namco to hand European debut to seven big products at EAG Expo 2025
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andai Namco Amusement Europe will unveil a diverse range of new and exciting products at the EAG Expo in London, including seven European debuts and several UK firsts, solidifying its position as a leading player in the amusement industry.
After an incredibly successful launch at the IAAPA Expo in 2024, Bandai Namco's long-awaited return to the shooting game market, Goldstorm Pirates™, will be live in the UK and Europe for the first time. Also, from its own stable of products, the wildly popular Wani Wani Panic and Taiko Drum Kiddie Rides will take their bow at EAG. Another London first look goes to Strike Hook, which was previously shown to impressed crowds in Asia and has performed phenomenally on the initial testing in the UK with a variety of prizes.
From Bandai Namco's extensive list of trusted major industry manufacturer partners, Raw Thrills' Angry Birds Boom blasts its way to the UK for the first time. The game was first shown at IAAPA Europe but has been on location test in the UK since then and has strong income information to match the strong international demand. Adrenaline's carnival-style Duck Derby is another debutant, as is Andamiro's Star Wars pusher. The latter boasts a unique pinball feature and collectable cards. Leon Amusements' updated Space Drop XL prize machine also weighs in alongside a host of other high-earning, popular equipment. Marking another event first for the London show,
Bandai Namco's popular and growing Gashapon range of branded capsule vending solutions will occupy a dedicated section of stand J40. James Anderson, Commercial and Sales Director at Bandai Namco Amusement Europe, commented: "The UK market is one of our core territories. While we strive to debut new products at all major shows, EAG presents an excellent opportunity to showcase proven performers that have been extensively tested and updated to refine their income and help operators make informed purchasing decisions. This year, we have an exceptional lineup featuring some of the most innovative and engaging games available.
"Bandai Namco is committed to providing our customers with high-revenue, high-profit solutions that drive growth. We're confident that the exciting lineup of games, experiences and new talent at EAG will help operators attract and entertain guests of all ages."
Disney California Adventure has officially started work on a major expansion of its Avengers Campus, set to double the size of the Marvel-themed area with two exciting new attractions. The first, Avengers: Infinity Defense, is a dark ride described as a multi-world adventure. Guests will embark on a spaceship journey to iconic Marvel locations such as Asgard and Wakanda. The second attraction, Stark Flight Lab,
swept into a simulated flight by a robot arm, delivering an adrenaline-fueled experience. Construction began on January 12, with the closure of the Timon parking lot, following Disneyland's submission of preliminary plans to Anaheim city officials late last year. However, city officials have clarified that the Avengers Campus expansion is not part of the recently approved $1.9 billion DisneylandForward development plan. The first Avengers Campus opened at Disneyland in 2021, followed by a second at Disneyland Paris in 2022. The expansion at Disney California Adventure was first revealed during the D23 fan event, alongside announcements of a Coco ride - the first ever for a Disney park - and a groundbreaking new land inspired by Avatar: The Way of Water. theme parks and experiences division, said on an accelerated path of ambitious growth and innovation.
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Disneyland Begins Construction on Avengers Campus Expansion
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