Review ICE TOTALLY GAMING 2015
Tab Austria’s Fun4Four game table is developing into a bestseller once again. With the introduction of a brand new interface and new content the table has got a completely new look and feel
The new games such as Laser Hockey, 5th Gear California (car racing), Reactor Fusion, Cubix and Lost Treasure drew a lot of interest from customers, according to Marketing Manager Dietmar Straubinger. The new games extend the portfolio to over 60 games which are strung across the flatbed screen and can be played, just like on a huge tablet.
“Currently we provide the most innovative system which sees new and state of the art content. There is even a mobile phone connection so that in the car race game, for example, the car can be steered on the track using a mobile phone”, said Mr. Straubinger.
TAB IS PROVIDING FUN4 ALL TAB Austria’s Dietmar Straubinger
“Our engineers and design team draw special attention to a modern and innovative look and feel. Additionally the new categories like Action and Match 3 are now included and provide enhanced entertainment and communication for up to six players in bars, pubs or casinos.”
On the casino side, TAB was expanding its Golden Island Gaming Platform with new
games including Wheel of Horus, Blazing Bars and The Spirit of the Lamp.
“This year, we were very pleased with the quality and volume of customers who spent time on our booth. We were busy from the opening bell until the show closed, meeting with customers to discuss our latest products to drive our customer´s business forward,” said Ing. Siegfried Dattl jun CEO.
ARUZE ANNOUNCES NEW EUROPEAN SLOT DEALS
With a host of installs on the horizon at some of the continent’s most glittering casinos, the European slot sector has certainly opened up for Aruze in recent years and 2015 might be the best yet
Whilst 2014 saw some notable installs in France and Portugal for Aruze, 2015 will get underway with an exciting deal announcement with Aland- based operator PAF on its five-star superyacht Sunborn Hotel in Gibraltar.
Albert Yu, Assistant General Manager responsible for Asia and Europe, was naturally delighted. “We’ve taken some really good market share in Europe over the last year or so,” he said. “The calibre of operator choosing our games in Europe is really pleasing too. We’ve got Lucky Big Wheel & Innovator Deluxe steppers going to France, Innovator steppers & Ultra Stacks videos heading to Italy, and more Innovator & Innovator Deluxes going to the Sunborn. I can‘t wait to see how the various markets respond to games that have proven huge hits in the States and all over Asia. We’ve got a whole host of new games on show here, all of which are really unique. The feedback we’re getting is really pleasing.”
The heart-filled I-DELUXE title, Hot Hearts was on show for the first time at ICE. Equipped with five reels and 30 lines of 7 symbols & 2x WILD symbols, this deluxe stepper offers non-stop fun and anticipation with a romantic gaming atmosphere. With an opportunity of being awarded up to seven Heart Prize selections, this
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Aruze’s Albert Yu
recommended penny denomination offers players several different possibilities of winning combinations.
Following the same format of five reels and 30 lines of stacked WILD symbols, shooting stars, and a spinning star as a topper, Crazy Stars adds a brand new play mechanic to the I-DELUXE arsenal.
Dark Samurai was also on show with its Ninja Wheel Bonus containing four kinds of bonus games and three kinds of credit awards. The Battle Bonus sees players select cards to fight an opponent.
With more slot operators looking to select steppers and stackers from Aruze, the battle for Europe’s slot floors is also warming up.
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