G2E ASIA PREVIEW
Aristocrat brings strong, tailored product to Macau
Leading slot and systems company can be found on stand 2012 Key Product Releases
Dragon Superior is Aristocrat’s latest Keys of Fortune is the first symbol driven link
progressive from Aristocrat and will be officially launched at G2E 2012. This symbol driven link is extending on the Hyperlink model with the first integrated Free Games Jackpot Feature, meaning that players are now collecting KEY symbols to enter a jackpot feature replacing the mystery Hyperlink trigger. Keys of Fortune allows players to win multiple jackpots in one jackpot feature for the first time. Win more jackpots by collecting more KEY symbols.
Dragons on the Lake is the next version of the successful Hyperlink from Aristocrat that will be unveiled at G2E and available in Half 2 2012. Dragons on the Lake is taking Hyperlink to the next level, Hyperlink 2.0 has been built for the Asia Pacific utilizing customer input off the back of the success of FA FA FA, like FA FA FA Dragons on the Lake is built specifically for the Asia Pacific region and includes a new jackpot feature based on 5 Dragons. For the first time in a Hyperlink, the jackpot
feature will be symbol triggered coupled with a choose your volatility jackpot feature allowing players to target which jackpot they wish to play for.
advanced graphics package to be released in the popular Xtreme Mystery jackpot range to coincide with the Year of the Dragon. Xtreme Mystery provides the ultimate flexibility in combining your favourite Aristocrat standalone games under a mystery link with up to 3 levels of jackpots. Dragon Superior is the first Xtreme Mystery package available with an LCD topper, designed specifically to suit the new suite of Aristocrat games with top box interaction. Dragon Superior is based on the story of a lost ancient city with a fortune in treasure hidden within its walls. Dragon Superior is awoken from centuries of slumber turning from a stone statue to a Golden Dragon as the sun passes over him, searching the ruins for the fortune symbols triggering the jackpots.
FA FA FA is now available on the Widescreen cabinet for the first time. Recognising the success of this Hyperlink across Asia, Aristocrat has provided the top 4 games in Asia under FA FA FA on Aristocrat’s latest platform – VIRIDIAN WS. Enhancing the graphics of the base games (5 Dragons, 50 Dragons, 5 Koi &
Fortune King) and providing a new jackpot graphics package that takes advantage of the increased graphics capability of the Widescreen platform.
5 Bats is derived from the number one game in Asia – 5 Dragons. Based on the success of 5 Dragons, 5 Bats was designed to incorporate the best elements including the strong maths and choose your volatility feature of 5 Dragons but extend the game with a new progressive prize. The Top prize on 5 Bats can now be bigger than 5 Dragons as the progressive prize can be multiplied by the feature multipliers.
The Phantom™ is the much anticipated licensed product based on The Phantom comics. The Phantom has become a top performing game across the world in the last 12 months and one of Aristocrat’s best products in 2011. A new innovative Mega Pay feature that allows up to 4 games to be played during the Free games is combined with an integrated product package of Phantom bust topper, edge lighting and leopard skin trims.
Legends is the new series of games that
extends Aristocrat’s best titles & most successful brands with new product features. 5 Dragons Legends was the first game in this series and now 5 Koi will be launched in 2012 (unveiled at G2E 2012). The Legends series will be continued in 2013 with further Legends titles joining the series…stay tuned for more.
WIN YOUR WAY allows players for the first
time to select the games volatility and the way they want to play every spin. Through selecting one of three pay tables (i.e. levels of volatility) players can choose their gaming experience. Aristocrat introduces this new product category on 2 successful games (50 Dragons & Miss Kitty).
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