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When I started selling arcade machines back in 2011, I would often get requests for arcade basketball machines \u2013 not just from businesses, but often from residential customers. They would almost always call the machines \u201cPop-A-Shots,\u201d which I learned was the brand to initially come up with the idea of coin-operated arcade basketballs machines<\/a> like we\u2019ve seen them from a number of producers until today. They were sort of like Skeeball in creating alley bowlers. There\u2019s a bunch more history about basketball in arcades, but that\u2019s not why we\u2019re here today. As the headline denotes, there\u2019s a new Pop-A-Shot coming to town, and it will debut at Amusement Expo 2025. Read on:<\/p>\n

The Pop-A-Shot Elite<\/h2>\n

Recently, the Pop-A-Shot company brought on industry vet Ryan Cravens to steer their new Arcade division. The debut product for this part of the company is the Pop-A-Shot Elite<\/em><\/a>, a return to pay-per-play arcade basketball that is looking to compete with what companies like ICE, Sega, and UNIS have to offer in that regard.<\/p>\n

\"Pop-A-Shot<\/a><\/p>\n

The Pop-A-Shot Elite follows a similar pattern to other games in its commercial category, using a wood ramp instead of fabric like the home model. It\u2019s slightly smaller than the average basketball machine, coming in at 96x96x30\u2033. The game page for it mentions that it\u2019s priced lower than competing machines, although an MSRP hasn\u2019t been published yet.<\/p>\n

So what else does it have? It has a 49\u2033 video screen, which has become more common among such machines that we\u2019ve seen. It\u2019s not the first to do so, although from the teaser video below, it looks to have some higher-than-usual quality video than we typically see. There is also mention of \u201ccustom gameplay and graphics,\u201d although it isn\u2019t clear yet what that means (possibly different game modes that you can set up remotely, add in your company logo, etc.). That\u2019s not all though, as you\u2019ll see after the trailer:<\/p>\n

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