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Gaming The biggest ever ICE Totally Gaming 2012 to welcome over 400 exhibitors
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his month’s ICE Totally Gaming will be the largest ever, accord- ing to gures released by show
organisers Clarion Events. The event will be held from January 24 to 26 in London. The news comes following con r-
mation that over 22,000 square metres of stand space have been contracted to gaming exhibitors, a record high for an edition of ICE. Over 400 exhibitors, from more than 50 countries, have al- ready con rmed their presence. “Not only is ICE Totally Gaming
the only exhibition to bring together the online and of ine worlds, it is also the only event to boast so many represented countries on the show oor,” says Mat- thew Appleby, marketing communica- tions manager at Clarion Events. “Unlike other events our exhibitors
are not drawn from one narrow gaming sector and they’re not from one region. Instead they embrace every gaming dis- cipline and platform and are drawn from every corner of the globe.” At this year’s show, International
Game Technology (IGT) will present an array of new titles such as ‘Elvis The King’ multi-level progressives, ‘Break- fast at Tiffany’s’, ‘Sex And The City Fabulous’ and ‘Ghostbusters Who Ya Gonna Call’.
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“Visitors will also see IGT Cloud, a
breakthrough casino management serv- ice solution that empowers operators to optimise their operations and oors us- ing cloud computing technology,” IGT’s Craig Churchill, senior vice president of international sales, says. Novomatic will be showcasing two
new cabinets – one for the existing Novo Line platform and another catering to all AGI gaming platforms. The com- pany will also be unveiling new games within its Novo Line category, a variety of new jackpot themes and a new auto- mated single player roulette game, Tiger Roulette.
World premieres Making their world premiere at ICE Totally Gaming are two new solutions from JCM Global, the iPro and iPro-RC bill validators. iPro combines advanced SMLED sensors with anti- shing tech- nology while iPro-RC has an added recycling feature to reduce operational costs. ICE will also mark the premiere of
JCM’s new BlueWave Deluxe software uploading tool
that enables casinos to
upload software upgrades at a faster speed.
As for Aristocrat Technologies, they will be showing their largest number of
games in recent years at the forthcom- ing ICE show. Aristocrat brought for- ward European release schedules for several games after they received a good response when previewed at G2E Las Vegas in October. William Wilsnagh, managing direc-
tor for Europe and Africa, said Aristo- crat had listened to the European opera- tors who attended the Las Vegas show. “So many of the new games on show at G2E created such an impression with European operators, we’ve made their advanced roll out in Europe a priority,” he said. An example is Reel Tube, one of
two new standalone gaming categories being showcased at ICE. Offering bi- directional rotation of the reels, it allows for unique bonusing features. Reel Tube will roll out in Europe with two dis- tinctly different avours; the chemically charged 100 line game ‘Mad Professor’ and the ancient Egypt-inspired ‘Phar- aoh’s Prize’. Spielo International too is featuring
a comprehensive portfolio of content, products and systems solutions at the 2012 ICE Totally Gaming show. Spielo International is the new name of former sister companies Atronic and Spielo. This will be its rst appearance at ICE as a fully integrated entity.
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