Yes, it’s a smaller show and it doesn’t have names like American Pinball and Barron Games, but in addition to ExA-Arcadia bringing new stuff, I’m sure Minecraft Dungeons Arcade, Golden Tee PGA Tour Golf, The Mandalorian and Retro Raccoons will be there. We’ve been talking about a few games from them lately, including Twister and Drakons, and Dave & Busters is rumored to want to go big this summer with a few new games for their sites. I’ve loved video games all my life and have been running my own gaming room, The Game Grid Arcade, in West Valley City, Utah, since 2008. It’s been a while since Namco Art Museum’s last video, and fans of the 1991 arcade game Steel Gunner can rejoice in its latest release. This will be the first time the company has had a presence in the North American market at a major trade show. Paul Jacobs, North American sales manager, and other company representatives will be at the show to talk to potential customers, talk about the unique features of the exA Arcadia system and answer questions from attendees. What really intrigues me is the operators from the United States. Since there are no restrictions on domestic travel, will there be? I did a survey in a closed Facebook group of operators, where the vast majority of operators are in the United States, and so far the results are a little more balanced between yes and no. According to Pewlett County Sheriff’s Deputy Matt Whittaker, the fire apparently started in the carpentry shop behind Mike’s Arcade, where the company was remodeling slot machines. I polled various sites on the Internet to find out how interested operators are in Amusement Expo 2021, and so far the results aren’t too surprising. We are joined by another arcade company, Twisted Quarter. If any of you have ever had to buy parts for arcade machines, you have probably dealt with one or both of these companies. Please donate and give what you can to help restore Mike’s Arcade. The gaming community knows how valuable our suppliers are to the survival of the arcade industry.