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G2E PREVIEW


Aruze Gaming America looks to impress at key gaming show


50% more products, a new networked title, and a hot new stepper concept W N


ith nearly 50% more product on display in 2010, Aruze Gaming America looks to once again impress and delight attendees at the 2010


Global Gaming Exposition in Las Vegas this November. Showcasing its diverse and innovative product line, Aruze Gaming will display a whole new line-up of products in each of its major product categories including an array of G-DELUXE Multiple Bonus Games, an exciting new G-LINK networked game, Paradise Fishing, a new G-STATION multi-station game, Lucky Big Wheel, and an innovative new stepper concept.


Already recognized for engaging multimedia


content, Aruze will show its expanded line-up of highly interactive G-DELUXE Multiple Bonus Games. These notable titles include


Wheel of Pharaoh, Raging Eruption and more. Aruze will also present its new communal


networked gaming product with its G-LINK Paradise Fishing, a game packed with individual and competitive bonus events. This banked product puts the action of fishing


right in the palm of the players hands with its Reel Feel Gaming Technology integrated directly into the bonus features. Aruze will also show its new mystery progressive link game, Title Match, a boxing themed link that puts the player in the ring to fight for big winnings.


In Aruze’s G-SERIES stand-alone product


line, new games Howling Moon and 100 Saber Toothed Tiger will be on display with a number of other various titles. G-SERIES games will be shown in both the dependable G-ENEX cabinet and the ergonomically designed G- COMFORT slant tops.


Attendees will see an invigorated Aruze Gaming focused on delivering engaging and entertaining gaming products that will certainly entertain and capture the eye of G2E attendees.


Nanoptix launches HSVL printer ‘The Transformer’ at G2E


Printer can work with oneCheck solution and offers flexibility


anoptix is proud to launch the High Speed Video Lottery (HSVL) Printer “The Transformer” at G2E 2010. “The HSVL Transformer has a special design that will allow


ultimate flexibility to any designer and enable operators to have only one type of printer all over their network,” said Jean-Louis Drapeau, VP of Sales at Nanoptix. The Transformer has the option to be


mounted in many different ways within the cabinet and also has a patent pending anti-pull bezel for increased security and reliability. Nanoptix is a company that has engineered their printers to have superior technology, outstanding ticket processing and unbelievable print speed. With the best print head life in the industry, Nanoptix HSVL Transformer is one of the most reliable printers and is designed to handle a high printing demand without


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breaking down. The flexibility to use one printer for all the cabinets on the floor, no matter what manufacturer and the great serviceability makes this printer a must-have. The HSVL Transformer is also available to be


used as a part of the oneCheck cash management solutions. Nanoptix and Crane Payment Solutions have co-developed this innovative transaction tracking system engineered to streamline the cash box process and provide critical information collection. The oneCheck solution works by linking the Nanoptix HSVL Transformer printer and one bill validator together


and providing customized bar-coded reports that can easily be entered in your accounting or slot management systems by scanning printed reports with a simple bar-code reader. It was designed to reduce the time & effort required to perform a cash box drop, provide critical performance statistics and data collection, as well as provide an added layer of security and instant dispute resolution, reducing the labour required and significantly speeding up soft count reconciliation.


Presented by Nanoptix Inc and Crane Payment Solutions, it combines best in class


validation technology with quick and efficient printer technology –


all in one.


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