EAG 2012

January 24-26

Excel London Exhibition Centre

: AAMA Chairman, John Margold of AMI Entertainment, stops by the Apple Industries booth to chat with Warren Friss, Mel LaForce and Allen Weisberg.

: Frank Cosentino of Namco America shares a laugh on the show floor.

: Lenny Dean and Tom Kane of Coastal Amusements

: Bandai Namco

: Bandai Namco

: Pete Gustafson of Sega Amusements USA and AAMA’s John Schultz

: The boys of Valley-Dynamo

: Vendever – Anyone for cotton candy? Yum!

: Jim Chapman of Family Fun Companies

: AAMA President, John Schultz, visits with Association members in the AAMA booth

: Wayne Snihur of American Changer

: Stern Pinball launches new AC/DC Pinball

: John Margold, AMI Entertainment and AAMA Chairman, visits with Tom Happ of Suzo-Happ and Nigel Allison of Sega Amusements Europe

: AAMA Topper, John Margold, takes his turn on Stern’s new AC/DC Pinball

Like all Americans, our hearts and prayers go out to the victims and the families of Newtown and victims of violence everywhere.

Policy makers have chosen to take action and we at the AAMA welcome a continued dialogue with them about the role of coin operated games in society.

The Coin Operated Industry today has a vigorous Parental Advisory System (PAS) that educates parents about the content of various games, using an easy to follow color-coded system.

We also have established a Code of Conduct which includes guidelines for which our industry's manufacturers, distributors, developers and operators should follow to ensure the PAS is fully implemented.

As policy makers address the difficult questions surrounding violence in America, we at the AAMA look forward to playing an active and constructive role.

EAG 2012

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