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Forum - View topicNEWS: CAPCOM Develops New Mario Party Game for Arcades
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Amara Tenoh
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I'm always down for some Mario Party!
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Soaringfalco1
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If they brought arcade games of that quality here in America that could help bring more interest in arcades, I'm just tired of console gaming honestly.
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leafy sea dragon
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Arcades now have to contend with mobile gaming, which fulfills the time-killing purposes arcade games used to have but is more convenient and more approachable (though not necessarily cheaper, but it's not obvious).
Places like Round 1, Dave & Buster's, and maybe even Chuck E. Cheese's might import this one though. The Mario Kart Arcade GP machines are at practically every location of theirs, plus they're at a lot of bowling alleys, movie theaters, other pizza places, and shopping malls. I can see this one getting mass-adoption in North America too. |
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mewpudding101
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Posts: 2210 Location: Tokyo, Japan |
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What people might not know is that there are already Mario machines like this in arcades in Japan... But they're in the gambling section. This honestly looks like a medal-exchange gambling machine to me. And trust me, you do not want to play those. It's just another version of pachinko.
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leafy sea dragon
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Ah, if it's a gambling machine, it'll have to deal with a whole host of other laws. Those laws completely killed off bingo machines in the United States and Canada, for one, and those have a greater skill component than pachinko. (Bingo machines are still huge in Belgium though. Maybe we can find these Mario Party machines imported there.)
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BadNewsBlues
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You're tired of console gamng yet want Arcades to make a comeback in the states?........color me astonished. |
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Wandering Samurai
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What I've seen of medal machines is you don't get your cash back when you buy them, so how is it gambling? |
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mewpudding101
Industry Insider
Posts: 2210 Location: Tokyo, Japan |
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Did some more research because I'm not a gambler. Well, it's gambling to play other medal machines. Gambling with no real profit lol http://www.sitsam.com/random/medal-games-dont-fool-around-in-japan/ Here's another version of the game with Mario: http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/25919/mario-themed-medal-game-arrives-in-arcades-across-japan |
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