I’m a lifelong video game enthusiast and have been running my own gaming room, The Game Grid Arcade, in West Valley City, Utah since 2008. As I found out, they’re all different, from the obvious game of running around a field to less obvious games like climbing a wall, climbing a tree, or playing “shooters.” Here’s a flyer the ASI sent me. To explain the “second generation”: the first edition of this game has long been available in China, but I don’t know if you can find many of them in the West. Arcade Heroes is on its way to the U.S.: Asphalt 9 Legends DX Arcade by LAI Games; Skip Time by Amusement Source Intl. However, the Replay article mentions that all ASI devices “will ship in limited quantities this month.” “Given the current shortage of parts, it should come as no surprise that shipments of everything, Wahlap or otherwise, are stretched until 2022. The arcade version of the popular home racing game has been picked up by LAI Games for distribution in the West. In the U.S.: Asphalt 9 Legends DX Arcade by LAI Games; Skip Time by Amusement Source Intl. LAI has a diverse portfolio of games that, while focused primarily on Replay, also includes some other video games such as Virtual Rabbids VR: The Big Ride and the gun game Outnumbered. Replay has done a detailed report on all the new arcade games being offered this month by various companies, including Amusement Source International. We have news for you about two games that have recently been discussed on the blog and tested on the site. If you’re wondering what exactly it is, since the name isn’t quite clear, it’s a foot-controlled game with 12 different mini-games. The two units can be paired for multiplayer, and the game comes with a colorful platform with leg sensors and side safety bars. Both games are released by Wahlap, a Chinese company that has been busy recently preparing new releases, including Jet Blaster, distributed by Sega. Wahlap’s website also mentions that it is currently primarily a video game.