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BETSON ENTERPRISES, A Div. of H. Betti Industries, Inc. Play Mechanix’s Big Buck Hunter Pro Continues to be Featured

Ms. Ramanathan describes how Big Buck Hunter Pro may become the downfall to single women across the Washington DC and metro area.

Bensenville, IL - Play Mechanix’s Big Buck Hunter Pro continues to be featured in articles from respected publications. The buzz around the most popular bar game in America continues to grow and this time it comes from Lavanya Ramanathan at the Washington Post. Ms. Ramanathan describes how Big Buck Hunter Pro may become the downfall to single women across the Washington DC and metro area. You can read the article in its entirety by following this link . For more information on Big Buck Hunter Pro, contact Ryan Cravens at Betson Enterprises at (630) 238-9400 x6210.

About Betson Enterprises:
Betson Enterprises, a division of H. Betti Industries was founded in 1934 and has become the largest U.S. distributor of Coin-Operated Amusement Devices. Betson also is a marketing arm for coin-op companies Raw Thrills, Play Mechanix, Konami and Chicago Gaming Co.


About Play Mechanix:
George Petro, a former game designer for Midway Games (http://www.midwaygames.com) founded Play Mechanix in 1995. In a little over a decade, Play Mechanix has created over 30 titles for the Arcade, Bar and Casino industries including the best-selling video hunting series Big Buck Hunter and I Dream of Jeanie for IGT. Play Mechanix is currently creating an on-line tournament system for use with Big Buck Hunter Pro and beyond.

About Raw Thrills:
Former Midway game designer Eugene Jarvis and partner Andrew Eloff founded Raw Thrills Inc. in 2001 to create the next generation of arcade game entertainment. After creating content for IGT, Raw Thrills has gone on to design and release the best selling titles Target: Force, The Fast and the Furious and The Fast and the Furious: Super Bikes.



August 10, 2006