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KISS 'World Tour' Pachinko Japanese Gaming Device Now Available

January 13, 2009

According to a posting on KISS' official web site, KissOnline.com, Japanese Pachinko game board titled "KISS World Tour", designed based on the KISS character and concept has been released by Takeya, one of the leading Japanese Pachinko manufacturer.

The large LED displays shining KISS logo and the game board is equipped with dynamic sound system which enables the players to listened to well-known KISS songs such as "Love Gun", "Rock and Roll All Nite", "I Love It Loud", "Black Diamond" and "Deuce" along with various videos from the live concerts as well as computer graphics animation characters of Star Child, Demon, Cat Man and Space Man.

This exciting Pachinko game board, "KISS World Tour" is now at Pachinko parlors throughout Japan.

Visit the KISS Pachinko web site.

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