Play Meter
Issue: 1982 January 01 - Vol 8 Num 2 - Page 81
ATTENTION
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your
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players• TESTED & PROVEN. Games
On site repairs made in Kansas
GOLD STAR ELECTRONICS
2548 Sunny Lane, Wichita, KS 67205
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FOR SALE:1ct AMERICAN WE IGHING
SCALES. Exce llent cond i tion. No
mai n tenance. 125.oo each. Quantity
d i scount. 803/233-5134 Box 8301,
Greenv ill , S.C. 29604.
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(includes all parts necessarv to modi!\' o n e game)
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with this modification kit t a~e in mor e m o ney and
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ELECTRONIC REPAIRS
VIDEO & PINBALL
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Box 519. Brooklandville, MD 21022
INVESTORS
Investors from t h e ind u stry are see king
high -powe re d , inn ova tive & creative,
independen t R&D group for exciting
ven t ur e into 1h e fu t u r e of the
amu se ment m ac h ine bus i ness . Send
replie s c/o Play Meter Magazin e, P.O.
Bo x 241 70, New O rlea n s, LA 70184.
D ept. II .
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GAME ROUTE FOR SALE
Small, but good established for
over 15 years on the East Coast of
Georgia. For full information write:
c/ o: Play Me te r Magazine
P.O. Box 24170
New Orleans, LA 70184
Dept. FT
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a a u uusa
News briefs ... News briefs ... News briefs ..
.. ... Funds of which the Tournament Games,
Inc. "Spectacular" was short after the
AMOA show week event in Chicago amounted
to $170,000, according to TGI President
Lee Peppard. Peppard said that amount
included a $90,000 cash shortage plus at
least $80,000 in "Tournament Bucks" cou-
pons which at present cannot be redeemed
by winning players for promised prizes.
Attempts were being made in the industry
to raise funds to cover the shortage to
players, including Play Meter's acting as
a clearinghouse for donations to a Tour-
nament Fund. Meanwhile, a class action
suit by the players, against sponsors of
the "Spectacular," Atari, Inc . and TGI,
is being considered by those individual
players pending results of the industry-
wide effort to raise the funds shortfall.
A full report will follow in Play Meter ..
..... The three industry associations
ADMA, AMOA, and AVMDA are studying a co-
operative effort of g ras sroot s help for
coin operators in areas of adverse leg -
islation on g ames . The " publ i c relations"
PLAY METER, j anua ry 1, 1982
program, said ADMA's Director Paul
Heubsch, would be " as thorough as we can
make it," to show local officials the
positive effects of arcade games and
well-run arcades. An announcement was
expected by December 1, to signal whether
AMOA's board of directors agree to the
cooperative industry - g overnmental rela-
tions proqram package .. . ... . . .. . . .. .. ... .
. . . . . From AMOA, "no comment'' was the
official word from its Executive Director
Leo A. Droste as to why gray area games
were not required to carry a notice of
their potential gambling nature, while
they were on exhibit at the AMOA Show.
Droste told Play Meter that a last-minute
decision to rescind this earlier policy
decision had been made by AMOA but he
refused comment when asked if AMOA•s
backing down on this matter was a result
of a threat of a lawsuit by one of the
g ray area games man ufact urers ... , . .....•.
.. . .. In an upcoming issue of Play Met er,
coverage will review the seminar sessions
[continued on next page}
81
SMALL GAME
MANUFACTURERS
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Ast-.oid opual oroo DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO
adaptabl~
YOU ' Our modifi c a ti on Kit II i•
Logic Boards & Kits
Legal Only
original design or import
(813) 485-2506
to all
Asteroid game a allowing you to vary any o f 3 apeeda
v irtually elimina t ing machine turnover even with
your
~st
players• TESTED & PROVEN. Games
On site repairs made in Kansas
GOLD STAR ELECTRONICS
2548 Sunny Lane, Wichita, KS 67205
(316)945-7246
RAP
a a
t
MUSIC & GAME ROUTE
Well-Established
f
t
f
Excellent Modern Equipment
Good Growth Potential
t
f
Selling for health reasons. Located in
Mississippi Gulf Coast Area.
Write cjo: Play MeterMagazine, P. 0. 24! 70,
New Orleans, LA 70!84, Dept. DS.
t
....
'
'
t
operator adjustable
FOR SALE:1ct AMERICAN WE IGHING
SCALES. Exce llent cond i tion. No
mai n tenance. 125.oo each. Quantity
d i scount. 803/233-5134 Box 8301,
Greenv ill , S.C. 29604.
IMME-D IATELY
I NCREASE PROF ITS
Send S25
'~
·
2 oo
sh i p pi ng
(includes all parts necessarv to modi!\' o n e game)
DES IGN W IZARDRY. L T O
"Anything you send, I can fix!"
t
with this modification kit t a~e in mor e m o ney and
faster than an.,, other game on thf' s t reet. l
P 0
ELECTRONIC REPAIRS
VIDEO & PINBALL
f=L~;E~::~~-t
Box 519. Brooklandville, MD 21022
INVESTORS
Investors from t h e ind u stry are see king
high -powe re d , inn ova tive & creative,
independen t R&D group for exciting
ven t ur e into 1h e fu t u r e of the
amu se ment m ac h ine bus i ness . Send
replie s c/o Play Meter Magazin e, P.O.
Bo x 241 70, New O rlea n s, LA 70184.
D ept. II .
UUDJ.1WUSSUSUUUC Aatz A aJIJJ.1tsUUUUUUC
U
•••••
~
~~~~~~~~
GAME ROUTE FOR SALE
Small, but good established for
over 15 years on the East Coast of
Georgia. For full information write:
c/ o: Play Me te r Magazine
P.O. Box 24170
New Orleans, LA 70184
Dept. FT
A
a a u uusa
News briefs ... News briefs ... News briefs ..
.. ... Funds of which the Tournament Games,
Inc. "Spectacular" was short after the
AMOA show week event in Chicago amounted
to $170,000, according to TGI President
Lee Peppard. Peppard said that amount
included a $90,000 cash shortage plus at
least $80,000 in "Tournament Bucks" cou-
pons which at present cannot be redeemed
by winning players for promised prizes.
Attempts were being made in the industry
to raise funds to cover the shortage to
players, including Play Meter's acting as
a clearinghouse for donations to a Tour-
nament Fund. Meanwhile, a class action
suit by the players, against sponsors of
the "Spectacular," Atari, Inc . and TGI,
is being considered by those individual
players pending results of the industry-
wide effort to raise the funds shortfall.
A full report will follow in Play Meter ..
..... The three industry associations
ADMA, AMOA, and AVMDA are studying a co-
operative effort of g ras sroot s help for
coin operators in areas of adverse leg -
islation on g ames . The " publ i c relations"
PLAY METER, j anua ry 1, 1982
program, said ADMA's Director Paul
Heubsch, would be " as thorough as we can
make it," to show local officials the
positive effects of arcade games and
well-run arcades. An announcement was
expected by December 1, to signal whether
AMOA's board of directors agree to the
cooperative industry - g overnmental rela-
tions proqram package .. . ... . . .. . . .. .. ... .
. . . . . From AMOA, "no comment'' was the
official word from its Executive Director
Leo A. Droste as to why gray area games
were not required to carry a notice of
their potential gambling nature, while
they were on exhibit at the AMOA Show.
Droste told Play Meter that a last-minute
decision to rescind this earlier policy
decision had been made by AMOA but he
refused comment when asked if AMOA•s
backing down on this matter was a result
of a threat of a lawsuit by one of the
g ray area games man ufact urers ... , . .....•.
.. . .. In an upcoming issue of Play Met er,
coverage will review the seminar sessions
[continued on next page}
81
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