AMI Trivia screen – 60s

AMI Trivia screen – 60s

AMI Trivia screen – 60s

AMI Trivia screen – 60s

Trivia time! This is what a player might see when playing ’60s trivia, scanning a QR code to join the game and to answer questions. AMI has 18 categories now – and more on the way. The execs say there’s a great deal of depth in each category, too.

Today, adding trivia to your AMI jukebox requires the box seen lower left, along with connections to it, the jukebox and the location’s TV. But soon it will be almost (dare we say it) … trivial. “Next year, the software that lives inside this box will also live inside our jukeboxes, and then, all you’ll need is an HDMI cable connecting the jukebox to a television,” said Josh Giles.

The Intercard Wristband iTeller kiosk that dispenses wristbands for game play.

Intercard’s Impulse reader takes credit cards and play cards.

For Thriller, a new location in Los Angeles
for operator Joey Mucha, customization
meant upscaling the arcade games with
wood grain treatment to the cabinets.

ICE’s Quarterback Pro can be set up as a single unit (left) or paired with a big marquee to really make it pop on the gameroom floor. It’s the first American football game from the company since their NFL Two-Minute Drill that debuted in 2010.