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Continuing our coverage of the IAAPA 2025 trade show that took place in Orlando, FL last month, this fourth wrap-up post gets a few varied companies out of the way: China\u2019s UNIS, one of the biggest names in amusement out of that country, the two major factories in pinball that appeared at the show this year (Stern and Jersey Jack), and the North American arm of long-standing South Korean arcade outfit, Andamiro.<\/p>\n
For previous coverage in case you missed it:<\/p>\n
Reminder that games listed below in bold<\/strong> mark the first time we\u2019ve seen them at a North American show.<\/p>\n Starting things off with one of the biggest arcade companies out of South Korea, Andamiro\u2019s USA branch initially looked to have more video games on their IAAPA booth than usual this year, thanks in part to their announcement of Nickelodeon Kart Racers Arcade<\/em><\/a>. As it turns out, that one has been held back to instead debut at Amusement Expo in Vegas next year (they did already stress that it was yet to progress from a prototype state, so that\u2019s probably why). Still, they had a small but decent space, with their regular ducks in redemption lined up and of course the long-running Pump It Up<\/em> dance game (not running a new software update, as some fans had hoped, but didn\u2019t get \u2013 for now).<\/p>\nAndamiro USA<\/h2>\n