Rush 2049 was one of my personal favorites…I never really spent much time on the first Rush game. Here is WFD at MAGFest via Facebook…the plug-in here doesn’t always work so in the event that it doesn’t, you can watch my video of it from IAAPA 2016. You can already pre-order the game from certain arcade distributors…until then, we’ll keep an eye out for any location tests. Unit-E Technologies head Eric Yockey stated that this will “likely” begin shipping to arcades next month. The World’s Fastest Drummer Also Makes A Showing At MAGFestĪs the headline says here. It is compatible with vintage software as well as StepMania and our new software.” Stay tuned for more details as I get them otherwise what is being shown at MAGFest is intended for home/private/gym use (thus the compact size).Īnd if it works, video of StepManiaX from Facebook: What he stated is that “ some of the hardware will be sold separately as a dropin replacement for dance pads to upgrade the sensor technology. While we don’t have full details yet, I have spoken with him and confirmed that there will be a commercial/arcade application for the dance pads. You also know that it has been teased for quite a while now, where he also visited Konami in Japan as a part of the development. Step Revolution’s Next Project Finally Unveiled, StepManiaXįor those who follow In The Groove and ReRave creator Kyle Ward on Facebook, then you know about this one already.
We’ll get into that with some of the other headlines but in case you needed a link, the official site is here. MAGFest stands for “Music And Gaming Festival” and each year they have featured an arcade – which just so happens to feature various new arcade machines amidst the classics. Stop by our booth at #CES2017 and play some #pinball! Booth #26424 /SqJZYeZh7IĬES isn’t the only January event to look forward to, it is once again time for MAGFest in National Harbor, MD. This certainly is a way to stop people in their tracks! This was far more elaborate than anything I’ve seen from them at various amusement trade shows. Curved or Super thin 4k displays on the other hand, I’d take more of that in the arcade industry (once the cost comes down, naturally). It will have it’s niche but it is not going to replace the flat panel display. That’s why I blew off the hype that VR was going to be the next ubiquitous tech like smartphones.
If you want to find something interesting for Virtual Reality, you have to look at the amusement industry but even here I am not hearing about operators really jumping on board either due to cost, liability or needing an attendant. Interestingly enough, while VR was trying to make a splash there, it hasn’t really done so. It’s been a busy week in tech with CES 2017 in full swing.
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