Arcade machines

When choosing arcade machines, it is best to opt for a company that handles sales, hire, design, manufacturing and servicing. The company has been operating on the European market since 2004, and its services cover new and second-hand equipment, spare parts, tickets for redemption games and its own software for ticket redemption systems. For the facility owner, this means a shorter path from concept to the launch of the gaming area, as well as a single partner responsible for the equipment even after installation.

A single partner for machines and servicing

The maintenance of amusement machines does not end with the purchase. Facility owners count every metre of the play area, every breakdown and every day a machine is out of service; therefore, it is not only the choice of model that matters, but also access to parts and servicing. The company is an authorised distributor for five brands: SEGA, BANDAI NAMCO, Bay Tek Games, UNIS and i-Cing.

The scope of our partnership includes:

• sale of new equipment
• sale of second-hand equipment
• rental of machines
• design and manufacture of amusement machines
• servicing, including sourcing spare parts
• equipping playrooms and family entertainment centres

What does the service look like, from purchase to maintenance?

The selection process begins with the facility’s function, anticipated visitor numbers, and game settlement method. New machines are ideal for setting up a permanent area, while second-hand machines are suitable for expanding an existing play area. When fitting out a family entertainment centre, the layout of the machines is also important, as a short game near the entrance serves a different purpose to a machine that keeps a player engaged for longer.

The service includes post-installation support, and the selection of parts is not limited to catalogue sales alone. Manuals and parts lists for many machines make it easier to identify the correct component, which is particularly important when a single model series comes in several component versions. Searching for spare parts reduces the risk of ordering a component that does not fit the specific model.

Arcade machines for amusement arcades and family entertainment centres

The choice of equipment should be based on the age of the recipients, the duration of a single game and the method of rewarding players. The layout for a family play area differs from that of a redemption arcade – an area where the game ends with the awarding of tickets – or from an arcade area focused on score-based games. The range of amusement machines allows you to select a set for a small venue, a large family entertainment centre or a seasonal facility.

Product news highlights what’s currently available and what’s changing. The White Boxer is now available, Prize Zone has been given a fresh new look, and the published special offers help you with planning the expansion of your area or the replacement of individual machines.

The ticket redemption system as an integral part of the offer

Ticket redemption games involve issuing tickets that are later exchanged for prizes and require more than just machines. What matters is the continuous issue of tickets, the compatibility of consumables and the correct operation of the system. The offer includes both the production of tickets for redemption games and proprietary software developed specifically for ticket redemption systems.

The combination of hardware, tickets and software simplifies the day-to-day operation of the gaming area. The facility owner does not need to deal with separate suppliers for the machines and the tickets, and the service team operates within an environment they are familiar with in terms of machines and parts. Such consistency is important in places where the smooth flow of gameplay affects footfall between the machines and prize collection points.

What information does the website provide to help you make a decision?

The website presents the offer in such a way that you can move from viewing machines to service details without having to search for information in several different places. Downloadable leaflets and catalogues help you compare models, and instruction manuals and parts lists allow you to better prepare technical facilities. News includes new product releases, changes to the range and information on current campaigns.

If you’re looking for arcade machines for an amusement arcade, a redemption zone or a family entertainment centre, head to the product range and check out the available models, materials and scope of service. This overview makes it easier to set up an area that’s simpler to keep tidy, even when it’s used every day.