Arcade fans and curious families, there’s something new sparking excitement in Eagan, Minnesota. Japanese claw machine ...

One of the most popular games in the arcade is the claw machine, or the crane machine, where players control a claw and try to pick up a prize after inserting tokens or coins. Usually there's a ...

You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who, at some point in their lives, has not been done dirty by a claw machine—most are designed with a too-weak grip that drops or barely caresses the prizes ...

Players will swap cash for credits to vie for the prizes. For $10, a player will receive 40 credits. Claw machine aficionados who invest $100 will receive 540 credits, according to Klaw Time's ...

In Hong Kong, claw machine operators do not need a license ... but the operator upheld its decision not to issue a cash refund, saying the coin exchange "incurred operating costs such as bank ...

The claw machine is one of the most popular games at the arcade, but it's also really hard to win on. Using a joystick or buttons, players are supposed to guide the claw over their desired prize.

Authorities in Taiwan have warned claw machine operators of the prospect of big fines after vendors were found hawking medical products in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. According to local ...