Next up on the IAAPA 2025 preview roster is UNIS. I remember first coming across them back in 2009, and they have come a long way since that time. They lean heavy into redemption & crane product, which is not our main focus here, so we\u2019ll cover their new video titles first, then get into the prize\/ticket stuff.<\/p>\n
As is often the case, they have a lot of floor space at the show, with two big booth spaces, #1035 & #1335 (looks like each is something like 30\u00d740\u2032 in size). This is the same amount of space that Triotech has, although as we saw last year, UNIS really packs the products together. As it is, there will likely be games that they have that they have yet to detail at this time, so this is all to the best of our knowledge.<\/p>\n
Spin City<\/h3>\n
First seen at the GTI Asia China Expo back in September, UNIS just listed this one on their website<\/a> and appears to be all-in on promoting it now. We\u2019ve occasionally seen these mega-trackball games pop-up out there, such as with indie exergames<\/a>\u00a0and Ace\u2019s Dream Ball<\/em><\/a>, but this is the first time that one of the \u201cbig guns\u201d in the industry has gone that route. The balls here are big enough that they make the 49\u2033 screens look small. Each station also has a foot pedal, which is for activating a turbo boost.<\/p>\n This is billed as a twin model (two single cabinets sold\/connected as one), and it is also touted as playing for tickets. However, UNIS usually offers an option to turn those off, for the rare venue who may want to offer it as a video-only.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/arcadeheroes.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/spin-city.png?resize=600%2C568&ssl=1\")
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