IGE PREVIEW
Wave upon wave of new Aristocrat
concepts to make a splash at IGE
EMEA Sales Manager Jon Temple explains why you should visit their stand…
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here’ll be no shortage of innovation and opportunity to win significant amounts from a
creativity from Aristocrat Technologies minimal stake. In common with other Hyperlink
when the international games developer products, Millioni$er offers four jackpot levels: Mini,
unveils a raft of new slot games and Minor, Major and Grand – the first three being
concepts at IGE 2010. The company is incremental with the latter fixed at 1m Euro. Whilst
planning to launch no fewer than 17 first-release players don’t need to play Max Bet to be eligible for
Viridian/Gen7 titles for Europe, with at least 25 the feature that could trigger the top prize, wagering
games making their maiden appearance at any EMEA higher stakes will vastly improve their chances.
trade show.
Aristocrat’s popular Hyperlink multi-game product,
Making the biggest splash on stand 3415 will be Money Train makes a new excursion for 2010 with the
Aristocrat’s licensed JAWS Hyperlink product. First addition of a fresh undercarriage of four new base
sighted at G2E Las Vegas in late 2008, the game has games, whilst the European portfolio of standalone
been swimming along in American casinos and is now Viridian games gets a significant boost with 12 new
entering waters around Europe and Africa with Gen7-dedicated titles spanning a range of genres
approvals in EMEA jurisdictions rolling out across including Standalone Progressive, Reelpower,
2010. PowerPay, Xtra Reelpower and Multi Line. Key games
to look out for in this category comprise 2 Can, Bolly
Based on the popular film franchise, JAWS Boogie, Deep Freeze, Elephant Trail, Falcon Queen,
submerges the player in a total experience. A nervous Genies Riches, Hippo Luck, In The Gold, Mammoth
flick of a finger on the “shark tooth” spin button Thunder, Samurai Drifter, Tiger Lily and Wild Gorilla.
begins the game, resplendent with the familiar spine-
tingling JAWS theme music. Adding to the ‘fin-tastic’ Daniel Lindsay, General Manager of Aristocrat
playing experience, an electro-mechanical buoy Technologies Europe, commented: “Whilst JAWS is
topper lights up and sounds off a bell during game clearly going to be one of the stand-out products of
play, whilst shark gills cover the speakers. Compared IGE, we are confident that our broad range of gaming
to its original namesake, JAWS is more fun than options will deliver operators with the high levels of
dangerous, with one of four Hyperlink progressive player excitement and floor performance that have
jackpots up for the catch and fun bonus games. long been hallmarks of Aristocrat games. We believe
in providing variety and enthralling
Adding extra bite to casino floor gaming, entertainment to the widest possible range
Aristocrat is debuting two Triple Standalone of players and our 2010 collection
Progressive games at IGE, Hi Octane and reflects just that.”
Hillbillions. These feature-rich TSAP
games offer a three-level jackpot As in previous years, the teams
opportunity in addition to the base from Aristocrat’s European and
game, with prize levels shown on top-box South African offices will be
jackpot meters. supported on the stand by staff
and products from ACE
Following its introduction into France Interactive, demonstrating the
during the second half of 2009, the local TruServ server based gaming
area linked progressive jackpot solution on both the Viridian
Millioni$er will make its first and Indago interactive video
industry-wide presentation at IGE, terminal platforms. A 10-seat
with Wild Panda now available as a PokerPro electronic poker table
base game in addition to the from PokerTek will also be
existing titles 50 Dragons and 5 available on the stand for
Dragons. Themed on the highly demonstration. Aristocrat is
successful North American version, Millioni$er proud to hold exclusive
has been ported to the latest Gen7 platform, with distributor rights for this
Hyperlink technology offering players the product outside of the Americas.
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