January 2008
Topgun secures exclusive rights to Big Buck Safari

TOPGUN International has secured The Sole Exclusive Rights to distribute into The Australian Market RAW THRILLS Big Buck Safari. Following on from the successful Big Buck Hunter PRO Safari is expected to be a huge success here in our market.

Big Buck Safari gives the player a far greater Hunting variety, plus the upgraded graphics Safari is already creating huge interest amongst operators australia wide,in order to keep up with the interest in Safari TOPGUN International has secured a large order to be in a postion to supply to the australian market without delays.

Big Buck Safari Standard Units are expected to arrive into Australia Early April and in May the 42" & 52" Deluxe units will be avalible

December 2007
Guiness World Record confirmed

Sandro Parisi has his world record attempt confirmed! Read the story

View the record confirmation.

October 2007
TOPGUN International secures Distributorship for NASCAR & America's Army

TOPGUN International has secured the Australian distributorship for Global VR's New NASCAR Racing Game & America's Army Shooting Game.These exciting New releases will be arriving into Australia on December 1st in time for the Christmas School Holidays, Family Entertainment Centres and various Entertainment venues are already showing interest in securing these units.

NASCAR will be released in 3 versions
Standard 32" Flat Screen LCD $12500 inc GST
Deluxe 42" Flat Screen LCD $14500 inc GST
Full Motion 57" High Definition monitor $32000 inc GST Player enjoys realistic Full Motion Movement

America's Army
27" upright $7550 inc GST 2 Player Non Violent Target Shooting Game

Don't miss out on these 2 NEW Smash hit Games to secure your units call our sales office on 1800 PLAYER ( 752937 )

View the America's Army page or NASCAR page

TOPGUN International attends AUSTRALASIAN GAMING EXPO 2007

TOPGUN International attended The Australasian Gaming Expo 2007 held at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre Darling Harbour 19th to 21st August, representing our Team at the booth were Neil Waugh, Nigel and Grant Rimington and Janos Feher. On display were our New Fast n Furious Tokyo Drifts. These units were a real hit amongst the attendees in our booth on display was also our latest Digital Jukebox.

February 2007
Raw Thrills Exclusive Rights

TOPGUN Internationals has been awarded exclusive rights to the Australian Market Raw Thrills exciting new car game Fast n Furious Tokyo Drift. This game is sure to be a huge success in the Australian market due to the cult following of The Fast n Furious HIT Movies and the great success of the previous Fast n Furious Car Game along with the successful Fast n Furious Super Bikes.

January 2007
TOPGUN International expanding to the Gold Coast

TOPGUN International has targeted Queensland’s Gold Coast as Australia’s highest growth area for our company’s expansion throughout the next 5 years over 5 Million tourists visit this region per year.

Over 100 new residents are flocking to live on The Gold Coast per week, to cope with this an estimated 55 New Resort’s will be built in the next 10 years between Coolangatta/Tweed and Stradbroke Island this is a 42 km stretch of beach.

Company Director Grant Rimington has re-located to The Gold Coast to over see our expansion in this region.

Grant will be concentrating on growing the business, facilities that he will targeting include High Profile Resort, Resort Style Caravan Parks, Bowling Centres, Bars, Entertainment Venues, Shopping Centres, Pool Halls etc.

Guiness World Records Broken here in SA

World Record hopeful Sandro Parisi has set an unofficial GWR by playing a pinball machine for 28 hours straight.

Pending approval of the GWR administration, the record is expected to be official in six to eight weeks.
Funds raised totalled a gallant $1090, a great effort from the donations locals made toward the Whyalla Hospital Children’s Ward.

After remaining upright for the entirety of the attempt, Parisi was soon comfortable with his surroundings and focussed his attention away from the strain on his limbs.

“I started feeling a bit heavy in the legs at about 6am that morning” he said.

“The record was to do with endurance so I had to sort of pace myself.”
The attempt only had to make it past a minimum of 24 hours, Parisi pushing himself an extra four hours to put some distance between the pre-required target and something a bit harder to obtain.

“I just wanted to make it somewhat competitive.” He said
Beginning his stint at 10am Monday morning, Parisi slowly drew in an interested crowd around him.

“I started getting a little light-headed and nauseous… I wasn’t used to playing in front of that many people.”

After months upon months of planning, Parisi waltzed through the hours, the St John’s Ambulance member on hand to keep Parisi in good nick throughout.

“The way the support crew helped me, I could easily have gone much further,” he said.
The question beckons: did the game become a little mundane at all?
Predictably so, Parisi confirmed.

“I learned the game after the first hour, it all became a bit mechanical after that,” he said.

Stepping out of his pinball enclosure in the Westland Shopping Centre food court after well over the span of a day, Parisi was feeling a little weary, but still very conscious of his achievement.

He said he was going to head home for a good soak in the bath and relax for a couple of hours.

Now he was to compile his evidence and send it away.

“I’m confident I have done everything right,” he said.

“One thing I have learned is that with the right people, so much is possible,” Parisi said.
He added he would like to thank all the people of Whyalla and the visitors that supported him and gave generously, and a huge appreciation of his support crew, (they know who they are) who helped him achieve his feat.

Westland Shopping Centre manager Claire McLaughlin also extended a huge thanks to the food court traders who supported the event, particularly Woolworths, which remained open 24 hours for the attempt.