Products CASINO SLOTS Title: G2E Asia Preview
Company: Novomatic
www.novomatic.com
G2E Asia 2011 in Macao will take place from June 8-9 in this premier regional show's traditional location at the Venetian Macao. Austrian Gaming Industries will participate in this key Asian event with an exciting product display of market specific and international gaming innovations and products to delight operators and guests of the region, alike and further accelerate Novomatic's presence in this crucial market.
Booth number 1019 at the G2E Asia 2011 will stage the latest Novomatic product highlights for the international and specifically the Asian gaming markets. The Novomatic team, together with representatives of new distribution partner for slot machines in the Philippines and Macao, Jade Gaming, will welcome visitors and present the latest innovations and gaming thrills.
The show product display will range from a great variety of video slot games and cabinets to a comprehensive electronic multiplayer installation based on NOVOLINE Novo Unity II as well as Octavian gaming systems and jackpots.
The latest Super-V+ Gaminator multi-game mixes will be presented in two groups of Super-V+ Gaminator cabinets that are linked within the Octavian casino management system ACP (Accounting Control Progressives System) and connected to the latest mystery progressive jackpot theme WILD NIGHTS.
Further Coolfire II multi-game mixes will be displayed in CASINO SLOTS
Title: Wild Indian Company: Magic Dreams
www.magicdr.com
The new video slot just released by Magic Dreams has all the features needed to deliver an exceptional gaming experience in the slot floor. 50 lines and extremely high volatility add to the character of this new videoreel game now available in MD Games Library.
The Indian Totem is a three-symbol high Wild and it appears only on reels 1-3-5. The traditional Tepee triggers a Free Games session; the sun set across the screen, changing the atmosphere of the game. If three Bow and Arrow symbols appear the Wild Indian War Bonus is triggered and reels become shields to hit with flying arrows.
The sounds effects of Wild Indian immediately surround the player as they start the long journey in the boundless prairies of North America. Wild Indian features a smooth graphical interface that allows players to fully customise their gaming experience and offers full multi-denomination fatures. Wild Indian increases the Games Library powered by the new
platform, Xtend, and it is available in both Stand Alone Versions and in Captain CA$H Jackpot version.
Wild Indian is available on both the modern Upright EGO and the new Slant Top 500ST 22ins. presented for the very first time at ICE 2011. Based on the previous elegant and ergonomic cabinet model, the new 500 ST 22ins. features two 22ins. wide screens in order to offer the player a total visual experience. The new Slant Top 500ST 22ins. is more than just quality and design: it is the most comfortable mix between softness and solidity; sophisticated technology and desire to play. The ergonomic structure has been accurately defined to leave players totally concentrating on their gaming strategy while inside, a technological heart is beating.
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a range of NOVOSTAR SL2 (slant top) cabinets. Available in three different modular versions this cabinet caters to the entire range of modern gaming applications: NOVOSTAR SL1 with one monitor for multiplayer installations and NOVOSTAR SL2 with two monitors as well as NOVOSTAR SL3. The attractive style is accentuated with brilliant LED illuminated details that produce elegant shining effects and provoke high guest attention including top recognition value. The ergonomic design of the NOVOSTAR SL cabinet series is further complemented by the innovative Flip Screen Feature (SL2 and SL3) - that allows the guest to flip his main screen from the bottom to the top monitor - and an extra start button built into the foot rest.
The NOVOSTAR SL1 will be featured in Macao in a comprehensive electronic multiplayer installation based on the innovative NOVO LINE Novo Unity II system.
The unique new feature of the NOVO LINE Novo Unity II system is the flexible interconnecting of a great variety of electronic live games and slot games on a virtually unlimited number of individual player stations. This multi-game functionality allows the operator to link any chosen number of terminals to different games such as Roulette, Baccarat, Poker, Black Jack, Sic Bo and Bingo as well as a great slot games offering all within one installation.
The multiplayer show installation at the G2E Asia will comprise six NOVOSTAR SL1 terminals plus one Novo- Bar that are connected to the fully automated Novo Multi-Roulette wheel as well as a great variety of other electronic live games: Novo Flying Baccarat, Novo Flying Sic Bo, Novo Flying Black Jack plus Novo Texas Hold'em Poker and Novo Flying 3-Card Poker and a range of video slot games - all of which are available on each of the player terminals.
CASH HANDLING
Title: G2E Asia Preview Company: Crane Payment Solutions
www.cashcode.com
Crane Payment Solutions will be showcasing its range of cutting-edge products for the Asian market at this year’s G2E Asia in June.
The key product focus will be on the CashCode one bill validator which offers a range of benefits to casinos and OEMs across the region. These include: a universal design to accept all currencies; one single hardware platform to reduce support and operation costs; and flexible architecture with multiple options and configurations. The CashCode one™ also has advanced sensor technology which scans both sides of the bill thereby optimising recognition, while its self-centering transport guides adjust automatically to perfectly align bills or barcodes of different widths, even when fed in at an angle.
CashCode one also comes with oneCheck, a complete payment and cash management solution developed for casino applications by Crane.
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