To get it running, Liberty Games took a Sierra crane machine and attached a camera to the front. This allowed the company to livestream the crane, but then they needed people to be able to control it ...

The crane machine—also known as claw machines, crane games and, in Japan, as “UFO catchers” due to their proclivity for aerial abductions—first gripped the public imagination in the early 1900s. Even ...

Aside from your daily task of protecting the streets of Hong Kong from gang members and rogue synthetics, Wanted: Dead will task players with enjoying themselves with various mini-games to participate ...

A controllable claw is capturing the curiosity of casinos and their customers. The Go Go Claw gambling game looks and plays a lot like a crane machine found in an arcade or the entrance to a grocery ...

Crane games are so ubiquitous in Japan that they feel like something that’s always been a part of the country, like the arcade landscape equivalent of Mount Fuji. But much like how there was no Mount ...

Players will be able to remotely control a real crane game machine and have their prize shipped to them if they win. Reading time 2 minutes In a few months, Android users in Japan will be able to try ...

Unis Technology, a leading manufacturer of amusement and arcade games, has joined forces with Toikido to create a Piñata Smashlings crane machine. This innovative collaboration brings the popular ...

It started as all tales of hubris do: with Yeast Ken, a Japanese plushie who is a dog and also a loaf of bread, and recently went viral on Twitter. Two things 1) why does this Japanese plush toy of a ...

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A "grape catcher" claw machine is seen at Mimasaka Farm in the city of Mimasaka, Okayama Prefecture, on Sept. 23, 2024. (Mainichi/Rie Kondo) MIMASAKA, Okayama -- A crane game machine at a ...