Operators seeking the very latest in amusement design are advised to make a beeline for Electrocoin’s stand at EAG next week, with the veteran supplier offering an expansive EAG showing of “genuine new products” for the FEC and seaside sector.
Showcasing a host of titles intended to appeal to customers from the youngest to the most senior, sales and marketing manager John A Stergides highlighted a number of products expected to lead the pack this season. (Expansive EAG Showing)
“We will be showcasing several brand-new entertainment game concepts designed for all ages, from three to ninety-three,” said Stergides. “These are genuine new products, and we believe they will make a visit to our stand well worth it for seaside and FEC operators.”
“One highlight is Football Champ, a completely new football game concept. It is simple, full of action, and strongly skill-based, encouraging maximum player participation, including an exciting penalty shoot-out feature.”
In music and dance, Electrocoin is specially flying in the 2026 DDR World from Konami, the company renowned for keeping “several steps ahead” in dance games, with unmatched longevity.
“This latest version features an impressive new cabinet, a much larger monitor, new songs, and new step charts designed to keep players engaged for many years,”. “As with all Konami DDR titles, these machines are built to last, with support still provided for games dating back to the 1990s.”
“We will also be debuting a brand-new sports game worldwide for the first time. It’s a well-known sport, but presented in a completely different and innovative way, something we’ve been developing for a long time.”
Another exciting addition will be the return of one of the very first community games from the early 1970s; Colorama, in an updated version supporting six players and featuring new features and bonus awards, as well as ticket redemption to ensure “fun, time value, and enjoyment for the whole family.”
“In addition, we will be showcasing new redemption games, a new pinball machine from Stern, and the back bone of the arcade sector – the latest Cat C machine, Bar-X in a casino cabinet featuring Scorpion 6 technology, with a maximum prize of £100.”
“Bar-X has been in continuous production since the early 1960s and continues to be a cornerstone of the arcade industry.”
