The next company we\u2019re taking a look at for IAAPA 2025 is Andamiro USA. This year, the company is putting a little more video content out than normal; if you are new to the site, we tend to put most of our focus on video games instead of redemption, since the latter doesn\u2019t really need a \u201csignal boost\u201d as such. Andamiro tends to be heavily focused on supporting the redemption side of the industry, which we will discuss briefly, but after their two new video titles below (which do have built in ticket redemption support).<\/p>\n
Nickelodeon Kart Racers Arcade<\/h3>\n
Once upon a time in the 2000s, both Chicago Gaming and later Raw Thrills brought Nickelodeon\u2019s cartoon repertoire into arcade kart racers with Nicktoons Racing<\/em> and Nicktoons Nitro <\/em>(I have a very early, shaky video here of the latter here, from before I got a tripod and some experience<\/a>). Both have naturally faded away from locations over time, so with that gap in the market Andamiro have decided to pick up the Nickelodeon baton as it were, and give us this new effort. Please note that this is a prototype image and the cabinet is subject to changes:<\/strong><\/p>\n While Andamiro has long held the Spongebob Squarepants license, they haven\u2019t done much else with Nickelodeon. What is almost unheard of though is them doing a sit-down racer like this. It is based upon Nickelodeon Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway<\/em><\/a> by GameMill, but reprogrammed for arcade use by Team Infinity (aka the Pump It Up Infinity<\/em> team) in collaboration with Andamiro. The cabinet design is also seemingly based on a Chinese one for another racer<\/a> that has been floating around for a few years now.<\/p>\n The game originating from consoles does help provide more content than a lot of other arcade racers have been seeing lately, clocking in with over ten tracks and around 24 characters to choose from \u2013 including SpongeBob, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Garfield, and more. As with other kart racers, the game features items that you can use to attack other opponents on the track; there is also plenty of slime in the game, as you might expect from something Nickelodeon. Operators can link up to eight units; Andamiro is aiming to release this Q1 2026, with testing (and of course its IAAPA appearance) happening soon.<\/p>\n Marksman<\/em> is a game that has been on our radar since late last year, when its Chinese developer, Superwing, started showcasing it at trade shows and promoting it online. Besides a test at a Round1 location, there was no indication it would come out West until this June, when via Andamiro it was one of the only new arcade games that premiered at Bowl Expo 2025. We didn\u2019t hear anything else about it until now, but it begins shipping December, so what will be at the show will be a production unit.<\/p>\n![\"Nickelodeon](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/arcadeheroes.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/NickKartRacers_cab_prototype_EH.jpg?resize=600%2C799&ssl=1\")
<\/p>\nMarksman<\/h3>\n
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