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G2E PREVIEW
“Your partner, your Bally”
Bally’s booth – 1220 – is over 3,000 square feet bigger than last year’s.
That means they’ve got a lot more to show us…
B
ally will present an unprecedented array designs. Chief among these is DualVision, a
of video and mechanical-reel games, with remarkable two-person gaming device arrayed in a
approximately 214 unique game titles and distinctive “Penta-Pod” circular configuration.
more than 300 total games in Bally’s DualVision is specifically designed for two people to
expanded booth; the most games ever play both cooperatively and competitively, creating a
showcased by Bally at G2E. new form of community-style gaming called
A key highlight is Bally’s new series of wheel-based “Coopertition.” The first two in a series of many new
video and mechanical-reel slots. These distinctive game titles being exclusively developed for DualVision
games feature a spinning-wheel bonus top box which are Two For The Money and Race To Riches.
adds an extra level of excitement. Some of the games Bally will also introduce a number of other
featured in this series include Hot Shot Cash Wheel, important hardware innovations in cabinet design at
Monte Carlo Royale (featuring several different titles) G2E. These include its new ALPHA Pro Series V22/22
and both single and five-line versions of Cash Wheel. upright and ALPHA Pro Series V22/26 Slant Top.
Blazing Hot Tournament is a new community-based
gaming product with a unique “thermometer-style”
on-screen bonus meter that promotes an up-tempo
rhythm of play.
Bally will also unveil the newest titles in its visually
dynamic Digital Tower Series: Ultimate Tower of
Power and Draw, Match, Win!. Like their highly
successful predecessors, Fireball and 77777 Jackpot,
both new games have striking video top boxes that
feature exciting bonus animations that capture player
attention in bold and dramatic fashion.
Bally will also present Transparent Reels, a new
collection of gaming products that blur the lines
between video and mechanical-reel slots. These
games use custom-designed LCD touch-screens
superimposed over actual electromechanical reels,
creating impressive animated effects which appear to
float in front of the reels. Games using this new Bally
Transparent Reels technology include Dragon
Dynasty, Twin Tigers, Sky Spirits, Hot and Wild
Blazing Stars, Hot and Wild Ruby Rush and Hot and
Wild Sapphire Sky.
Bally’s incomparable ALPHA Elite V32 platform will
also see an abundance of new game titles expressly
designed to take maximum advantage of this stunning
gaming platform. Some of the significant V32 titles
that will be on display include Playboy Platinum,
Playboy – Girls of Canada, Hee Haw, Cash Meteor,
Breeders’ Cup Turf Edition, Reel Money, and two
entirely new game series expressly made for the V32 System Highlights
platform – Crazy Cash and Magic Money – with each
series featuring several new game titles. As the world’s no. 1 gaming-systems company, Bally
Bally will also present several new games in its will display its full Networked Floor of the Future
hugely successful Quick Hit Platinumseries, including suite including an array of server-based solutions.
such titles as: Quick Hit Platinum Black & White, Bally’s systems portfolio provides gaming operators
Quick Hit Platinum Black Gold, and Quick Hit with a number of operating efficiencies as well as
Platinum Stars & Bars. more ways to reach players than ever before with
Always the innovator, Bally will also present an cutting-edge marketing, bonusing, and player-
impressive assortment of cutting-edge game cabinet communication technologies.
58 NOVEMBER 2009
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