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G2E ASIA PREVIEW


Aruze brings Paradise to Macau


Award-winning slot Paradise Fishing leads the line for up-and-coming slots manufacturer Aruze Gaming


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ruze Gaming America (AGA), a rising competitor in gaming entertainment, will feature its award-winning Paradise Fishing with Reel Feel Gaming Technology


for the first time at G2E Asia. This innovative game with its unique interface will be one of many products on display by Aruze Gaming at this important event.


Paradise Fishing is packed with individual and competitive bonus events. This multimedia banked product puts the action of fishing right in the palm of the player’s hands with its Reel Feel Gaming Technology integrated directly into the bonus features. The stunning package includes three 60” high definition LCD displays with the vibrant life and colors of a deep sea reef.


In addition to Paradise Fishing, Aruze Gaming will showcase its new innovative G- STATION multi-terminal gaming product, Lucky Big Wheel. A new twist on the classic Big 6 Game, Lucky Big Wheel allows players to spin the wheel via a lever. This new technology offers players a more fun and interactive experience with the appearance of control over the spin of the wheel.


“G2E attendees will be


captivated by Paradise Fishing and our Reel Feel Technology,” says Steve Walther, Vice- President of


Marketing for Aruze Gaming America. “It takes the gaming experience into a new interactive level and places the sensation of the bonus features into the player’s hands.”


Additionally, Aruze will also feature new


games from its popular G-SERIES game titles in both the reliable G-ENEX cabinet as well as its ergonomically designed G-COMFORT slant top cabinets. These games include: Howling Moon, 100 Saber Toothed Tiger, Lucky Samurai, Aztec Beauty and Best Fortune. The G-SERIES games on display are designed to capture the attention of any player through their enhanced graphics, sounds and exciting game play.


Aruze Gaming will also display its new


premium range of G-DELUXE interactive top box products which include Oiran, Cranky Condor, and Yang Guifei. Each of these games features stunning graphics and an unbeatable experience through high frequency bonus events, which is sure to entertain and engage players.


“We know our customers will enjoy our innovative take on classic gaming concepts,” says Takahiro Usui, Senior General Manager of AGA Macau. “Aruze looks forward to showing off our award winning


technology and will continue


the


trend of surprising G2E attendees.“ Also being showcased are Aruze’s two new


stepper products, King of Dragons and Bamboo Panda. With never-before-seen reel spins, animations and full-color LED lights, these attention-grabbing games are guaranteed to attract players of all sorts.


Aruze Gaming will also present its G-


SYSTEMS technology which is designed to revolutionize how currency and credits are moved between the player and games on the floor. This technology offers a bill acceptor that can accept various currencies, a Voice over IP (VoIP) communications network that provides patron service enhancement and an electronic gaming card that allows for the easy transfer of funds between games.


“Aruze is a supplier of high performing gaming equipment in Asia,” adds Usui. “We believe our eye-catching game themes will resonate well with participants and their customers.”


These innovative gaming concepts are just a


few of the products on display at G2E Asia. Aruze Gaming knows that this is an opportunity to further set itself apart from other gaming manufacturers using its diverse product line.


52 JUNE 2011


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