Exhibition G2E LAS VEGAS 2013
A MAGICAL PERFORMANCE
Bally Technologies showed its latest show-stopping headline slots at G2E and continues to dominate with systems
Bally Technologies exceeded expectations at G2E 2013 with a roller coaster line-up of licensed IP titles that brought the best from film, television and the music industry together under the Bally roof. The company unveiled new games based on Titanic and Grease, magician David Copperfield, recording artists ZZ Top and Michael Jackson; plus unveiled industry-first new cabinets - the groundbreaking ALPHA 2 Pro Series Wave with 40-inch concave LCD, and the Pro V55 Jumbo platform, a nine-foot cabinet with a 55-inch vertical touchscreen display.
Some of the exciting new features included more than 10 new play mechanics, three new licensed brands, and two trailblazing new cabinets.
Bally also showed three new licensed wide-area progressive games, two new game platforms and several systems advancements that allow for further connectivity and a single view of the casino’s customer.
The Magic of David Copperfield, features the illusionist who appears regularly at the MGM Grand, and who spent a few hours at Bally’s booth on opening day to meet with attendees.
“It’s like watching my career appear before my eyes while you vibrate in the chair and get a massage,” David Copperfield said. “These people do an excellent job.”
The game, which is expected to be on casino floors early next year, has bonus features based on Copperfield’s magic, including the death saw and levitation. Players sit in surround-sound chairs and the game offers video clips of Copperfield’s 30 years in show business. The magician said Bally’s work on the “Michael Jackson: King of Pop” slot machines gave him confidence the designers would keep with the theme of his performances.
Bally’s TITANIC video slots deliver a fully 4 2
interactive and cinematic experience from James Cameron’s TITANIC, one of the highest-grossing films in history. Featuring scenes from the film and music from the blockbuster, TITANIC integrates many of Bally’s proven play mechanics, three mystery features, and a wide- area progressive top award. The main attraction U-Spin Bonus Wheel, resembling a ship’s helm, awards credits as well as one guaranteed feature – Heart of the Ocean Free Games, Make It Count Free Games, or The Safe Bonus.
Classic rock meets modern slot play as the famous American blues-rock trio delivers a host of bonuses, play mechanics, and progressives in ZZ Top Live from Texas. The game awards Just Got Paid mystery credit prizes or wheel spins to win credits or one of three free-games bonuses − Live from Texas, Sharp Dressed Man, or Cheap Sunglasses. Three any-bet progressives add to the excitement. ZZ Top Live from Texas headlines some of the band’s greatest hits, including Sharp Dressed Man, Cheap Sunglasses, Just Got Paid, Legs, and Gimme All Your Lovin’ as well as loads of concert footage that will keep players rockin’.
Grease Pink Ladies’ Rizzo, Frenchy, Marty, and
Jan deliver the power of “pink” in this nostalgic trip back to the 1950s at Rydell High School – featured in the hotly anticipated sequel to Bally’s Grease video slot game. Grease Pink Ladies features three bonus experiences, random wilds, multipliers, and a gigantic top award. Players experience the Pink Rules, Hand Jive Kisses, and Frenchy Heartbreaker bonuses, complete with clips and music from the 1978 film.
Bally’s game portfolio for the Pro Series cabinets again expanded at G2E as Bally unveiled a host of new games featuring engaging play mechanics, clever themes, and animated graphics. More than 260 games and more than 10 new play mechanics were revealed at G2E for the global Class 3, Class 2, central determination, lottery, and video- lottery markets.
BALLY SYSTEMS At G2E 2013, Bally showcased a variety of its
systems solutions that not only increase revenue operating efficiencies and drive floor-wide excitement, but connect players to rewards and promotions through multiple channels – land based, mobile, and online. A highlight at the show was Bally Enterprise Progressive System (BEPS),
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