on their stand 63 will be integrated with Portal applications and/or Player’s Life Web Services and all are going to be available commercially before the end of 2011.
To help casinos explore how all the high tech wizardry can be adapted to their needs the “WAGE- NET Tech Center” was prominent allowing customers to learn more on the ease and value of adopting the platform’s multiple components. Finally, the company also launched the first games that will be able to be played using WMS’ next generation CPU- NXT3 operating system, a new platform that is planned to “revolutionize the slot experience”. The key issue though, looking around, was that everyone was smiling – customers were genuinely pleased with the products. My favourite – for its simplicity and communality – was Pirate Battles but I still have a soft spot for Goldfish.
Over to MEI and their SC Cashflow was being treated like a rcok star and with good reason with the one millionth being “gold-plated” and having pride of place on the stand. Keeping to the adage of “if it ain’t broke why fix it” the new SC is an improved version that keeps all of it’s old and trusted features but just does them all better and faster. Whilst it was drawing the plaudits however, I particularly liked the MEI Bill Note Recycler - a cleverly engineered solution to an age old problem.
And so finally, a few words of praise for Paul Speirs. It used to be David Orrick who picked up the awards for best press releases at the shows (blushing David?). That mantle now passes on to Paul as up in the press room, at least 50% of the PR was provided by his company. And.... (big hint) it was all on CDs so easily transportable.
(Above) Cole Kepro team (see feature on page 34)
(left) The gold plated SC Cashflow
(below) Merkur (below left) Bally Demo
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