LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- There are thousands of claw machine arcades throughout Asia and Japan, but none in Kentucky. Louisville businessman Jack Zheng told our partners at Louisville Business ...

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 ...

Claw Zone, which claims to be Kentucky's first Japanese-style claw machine arcade, is slated to open in early spring, business owner Jack Zheng said. The arcade will be located at 5629 Outer Loop ...

Pokemon fan transforms Goodwill claw machine into a gachapon using painting, stickers, and 3D printing. Pokemon franchise has incredible staying power, leading to an abundance of unique fan creations.

How about an arcade filled with over 30 claw machines? Claw Mania Kingdom arcade is a claw machine-focused arcade room with over 30 machines filled with plushies, toys, and prizes. And whether you ...

Unusual Gengar plush from a claw machine gains attention from Pokemon fans for its bizarre appearance. Many fans react to the plush with amusement, comparing it to characters with big heads in ...

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

Arcade-goer Lyssy Noel has taken to social media to share her top tips to 'always win' on the claw machine when you visit the ...

Klaw Time, a new arcade that focuses on the claw machine gaming experience recently opened on the south side of San Antonio located at 1324 Southwest Military Drive, San Antonio TX, 78221.

If you're looking to get your hands on the new MSI Claw 8 AI+, you're in the right place, as we have all the information about where to buy it and how much it'll cost you. Those in the UK looking ...

After all, from the invention of the cotton gin to the washing machine, we’re used to an economy where technology transforms low-wage, physically arduous work. The discourse around AI has ...

Long gone are the days when lattes and Americanos were strictly limited to cafes, with home espresso machines easily available for a few hundred rather than a few thousand as they did years ago.