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More will be produced in February 2007 One of the hits of this year’s IAAPA show in Atlanta was the recently released DDR SuperNova dance game developed by Konami and distributed by Betson and through its distributor network. From the show’s open to its final minutes, the games were kept hopping by show attendees. Children as young as two years old through gray-haired seniors and all ages between all enjoyed putting their dance moves to the test as they bopped to the music and followed the video screen’s dance steps. As evidenced by the constant game play at the show, the popularity of DDR and earnings potential remain strong.
Betson has announced that there are a limited number of dedicated units available, and more will be produced in February 2007. The conversion kit, which updates any of the previous DDR games and In the Groove, is temporarily out of stock but will be produced again in February. Here is the ideal opportunity to bring new life to your older DDR’s. Betson’s Executive Vice President of Sales, Bob Boals, also announces that a content update will be coming in the summer. Approximately 200 to 300 new songs will be added with accompanying new dance steps. For more information on DDR SuperNova or any of Betson’s hit line up of products, please call toll-free 800-524-2343 or 201-438-1300, ext. 3318 or 3319, or visit www.betson.com. About Betson: Established in 1934, Betson Enterprises is the world’s largest distributor of coin-op amusement machines including arcade style video games, pinball machines, jukeboxes, pool tables and redemption equipment. Headquartered in Carlstadt, NJ, Betson also maintains branch offices in 12 other major markets in the U.S. and serves the coin op industry with its Betson Imperial Parts & Service Co. 2006-11-29 |
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