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Animal Kaiser Plus roars into new family-friendly UK venues
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andai Namco Amusement Europe reports significant growth for its popular card-based arcade game, Animal Kaiser Plus, across
many new family-focused venues throughout the United Kingdom. The expansion is driven by increased player
interest and positive feedback for a game known for its competitive yet family-friendly gameplay. Animal Kaiser Plus has extended beyond traditional arcades and is now being installed in various locations, including family pubs, farms, and animal parks, with dedicated kids' zones at hotels among potential future locations. The progression into these new venues highlights the game's wholesome and engaging nature,
making it ideal for destinations where families are seeking entertainment. Bandai Namco plans to maintain this positive momentum, establishing Animal Kaiser Plus as a staple experience for a broad demographic. Daniel Monteiro, International and Domestic
Customer Service and Spares Supervisor at Bandai Namco, said: "Animal Kaiser Plus is really starting to pick up now, with the number of locations starting to spread across the UK. We're seeing strong interest from new types of locations, and the growing number of fans is providing excellent feedback. More machines are getting out there, and we're thrilled to see the community grow."
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Semnox Fuels Digital Transformation at Pop Culture Arcade in the Netherlands Danny Merkelbag, Owner of Pop Culture
emnox Solutions has successfully launched its complete venue management system at Pop Culture Arcade, marking the
company's inaugural implementation in the Netherlands. This key project was delivered with Uplay, a prominent gaming machine distributor in the region. Pop Culture Arcade represents major growth for
Semnox's European operations. The entertainment center has been equipped with Semnox's technology platform, featuring 35 arcade game readers powered by cashless solutions and a self- service kiosk for better guest convenience.
Arcade, expressed satisfaction with the technology deployment and its impact on operations. "Launching Pop Culture Arcade as my first
venture in the Netherlands has been incredibly rewarding, particularly with the exceptional product and service support provided by Semnox through their collaboration with Uplay. The technology platform perfectly aligns with our vision for creating an engaging gaming destination," he added. Uplay, an established distributor in the Netherlands gaming industry, helped deliver
this project. The company brings wide market knowledge and technical skills to support entertainment venues across the region. "This marks an exciting new chapter in our
collaboration with Semnox. Having worked with various systems in the past, I can confidently say that Semnox's hardware quality surpasses industry standards. The comprehensive nature of their platform, combined with a remarkably straightforward installation process, sets them apart in the marketplace," said Nick Geefshuijsen from Uplay. This Netherlands launch represents a strategic
milestone for Semnox's European expansion plans. The company has been steadily growing its presence across the continent, with successful implementations in multiple countries over recent months. "Pop Culture Arcade's launch has been tremendously rewarding as our entry point into the Netherlands. This successful project demonstrates our technology's adaptability, and we're eager to build upon this foundation with future projects across the region." said Vinayaka Semnox Solutions. The implementation showcases Semnox's
ability to deliver scalable, integrated solutions that enhance operational efficiency while improving the guest experience. Pop Culture Arcade's cashless gaming technology places the venue at the forefront of modern entertainment trends, offering visitors a smooth and engaging experience.
18 SEPTEMBER 2025 IAAPA EUROPE EDITION
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