October 20, 2006:

NOW AVAILABLE - New Updated Computers for your Parker Bohn III Pro Bowler. This new computer enables your game to boot up faster, have less lock up and video problems and enables future updates for new software revisions and added games.

Development teams are working on new software - adding features and more games to this platform and a new run of Pro Bowler games will be produced in 2Q of 2007.

For more information call (800) 473-5225.

January 19, 2005 For Immediate Release

Jack Guarnieri of ShuffleAlley.com reports that The Parker Bohn III Pro Bowler game has been a big seller over the Holiday Season. It was featured in the FAO Schwarz Catalog for $6000.00 and is a favorite of young people and a real evergreen game. So many sold that supply of new in carton games has been just about been exhausted. There were two runs of the game so far, the first 250 were built by Chicago Gaming and the second run of 250 games were contract manufactured by Stern Pinball.

All support for the game is to come directly through ShuffleAlley.com in Lakewood, New Jersey where parts, service and technical support are readily available. There has been some confusion about eddy sensors, computer bios and start button issues but with a phone call to (800) 318-5225 those issues can be easily resolved.

ShuffleAlley.com also advises the use of Sun Glo Tournament Gold Wax ONLY as the play action of the game and earnings are greatly lessened with use of any other product. That can be purchased from Sun Glo or from ShuffleAlley.com.

Jack Guarnieri game creator and holder of the game’s patents stated that he’s been in talks with Brunswick Bowling and two FEC chains who expressed an interest in making a major commitment to the game in their locations. “It’s a steady piece that earns every week” stated Jack. “Just sprinkle some wax on the game and pay a small amount of attention to it and the reward is long term earnings.”

In other Parker Bohn III news, Parker captured his 30th PBA Title this weekend with an impressive run and another weekly appearance on ESPN. Bohn, the PBA Hall of Famer from Jackson, N.J., earned the $40,000 top prize and an exemption for the 2005-06 season by striking on his first 10 shots beating Robert Smith, 288-235.

Coming close to a second televised 300 game and striking to start the 10th frame, Bohn left the 3-9 spare on his next shot. All told, he struck on 20 of 24 frames on the day.