Simulator manufacturer and Gold sponsor, eball international, are riding high after a successful week at the IAAPA Attractions Expo 2011 Nov. 14-18.  Booth 2106 was generating a lot of attention with the company launching its ‘curve’ soccer game running on the e-cube 8 and American Football on the new e-cube 10 sports simulator, the latest in a range of models the company has been producing since 2003. The e cube 8 was set up in arcade mode running soccer whilst the new 10 foot e-cube 10 was presented in corporate function mode with a large screen TV tracking the leader board and team progress.

Players lined up to take a kick at the goal, discovered how to use the ‘curve’ meter to effectively and accurately curve the ball around a wall of players. Attendees came back day after day to test their speed and accuracy, and to try to beat their high scores on the huge e cube 10 running American Football. eball became well-known throughout the expo as attendees sent their customers and colleagues to test their skills.

Now based in Dallas, Texas, eball International are planning to release their e-cube 10 into the USA market after the Christmas break and their ‘curve’ soccer game is available on the e-cube 8, the successful compact simulator released in May in New Zealand at the Harvey Norman global conference. eball International have committed to return to the  IAAPA Attractions Expo 2012, with their next gen simulators, taking place at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Nov. 12-16.

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