Did you attend Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles? What struck your eye as noteworthy in light of today's coin-op amusement industry?
Newsweek's review of the show's buzz product was, "Nintendo's Wii: a hit for both kids and Grandma. Xbox 360: perfect for the dorm room. PS3: for movie lovers with a trust fund." Is this a realistic evaluation? How does affordable, family-focused fun register on the radar?
A discussion on E3 began in a former post, with an attendee commenting the show "was interesting in that there was little media focus or attention on the violent home titles. There was more interest on new hardware (Sony's Playstation 3 and Nintendo's Wii) as well as mobile phone software. It was also nice to see coin-op equipment on the floor, but why were they pieces not available to us operators yet (Time Crisis 4 and DDR Supernova)?"
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RePlay Magazine is a monthly trade publication for the amusement route and family entertainment center owners and operators. This blog is intended to foster dialogue between professionals at all levels of the amusement industry. The site will pose a monthly question of critical importance to operators (and other members of the trade) in hopes that the sharing of our readers’ respective experience will help foster solutions and create a greater awareness of the industry’s common bonds.
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