Review ICE TOTALLY GAMING 2017
More than 150 new game titles were shown at ICE across all the distribution channels at the show. “Our hardware highlights at the show this year include even larger screens,” stated Mr. Graf. “Our VIP range features 60ins. high resolution screens with new game content, new features and lots of jackpot solutions, both from Ainsworth and Novomatic.”
Te booth was festooned with Standalone, Linked and Wide Area Progressives, including a full range of new products for AWP markets such as Spain, Italy, Netherlands and the UK. Novomatic’s range of IP games grew significantly at ICE too – with Batman for the UK and export markets, Football Gladiators, and a new presentation centred around StakeLogic’s latest game, Darts Heroes.
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Ainsworth Game Technology exhibited for the first time on Novomatic’s monumental ICE stand, presenting the new A600 cabinet line and debuted the A640 for the first time on the global stage. Visitors got their hands on a selection of new content such as Rumble Rumble Bear, licensed titles King Kong City and Tree Amigos Ride Again, as well as several linked progressives.
Another newcomer to the NOVOMATIC stand was Otium that demoed a range of market- leading video bingo products.
International highlights of Novomatic Gaming Industries included a presentation of the full suite of V.I.P. cabinets – NOVOSTAR V.I.P. Royal, NOVOSTAR V.I.P. II, NOVOSTAR V.I.P. III and V.I.P. Lounge – that showed how Very Important Player experiences can be created in gaming venues of all sizes. After making a sneak preview last year, the Gaminator Scorpion made a standout display at ICE and showed a multitude of content across all
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Novomatic with a largest portion of the booth dedicated to its enormous range of betting focused solutions. Novomatic showed its full range of retail, self-service, online and mobile betting solutions. NovoLottery Solutions occupied a dedicated space with its omni- channel product for retail, online and mobile monopolising the spotlight on the booth. However, an instant ticketing machine, especially created for the lottery sector, was a standout in the lottery segment of the booth.
Greentube had a special mention from Mr. Graf, highlighting both real-money and social games from the company, with a new range of games across every conceivable channel, including the server-based terminal, Plurius, which is being rolled out to regulated markets across Europe. “Te ultimate highlight of the show comes for one of our interactive gaming companies,
Novomatic platforms and game mixes, such as the brand new Jackpot Edition compendium that made its international debut at the show.
New casino games were in abundance. Popular with attendees were the brand new Book of Ra theme Temple of Gold, NOVO LINE Interactive Concurve Edition games Asian Fortunes and Phoenix, as well as the international version of Tales of Darkness, a seriesof four spellbinding themes already proving very popular in the US. New features demoed by Octavian for its ACP casino system included a retrofit display for slot machines that allows players to interact with the machine in new ways.
Presented for the first time at ICE was the brand new NOVO WALL gaming machine from
LÖWEN Entertainment built for upcoming regulations in Germany. Technical innovations introduced by Crown Technologies included SlimChange TiTo and SlimChange Sports Betting, both new versions of proven concepts. Hirscher Moneysystems, a subsidiary of Crown Technologies, displayed a wide variety of high- quality money changers and launched the SC3 Bill Change and SC4 Bill Change. A range of product highlights for AWP and VLT markets were on show, including the Spanish bar style
Stakelogic,” described Mr. Graf. “Featuring the dynamic new slots game, Darts Heroes, which for those that know the history of Novomatic, darts occupies a special place in our back-story, as the company was one of the largest Electronic Darts machine producers, with thousands of these devices installed across Europe. Darts Heroes shows our affinity and clear DNA for this type of sport, with this latest game imbued with our knowledge, history and expertise in this subject and using the four top world champions as characters in the game.”
Te presentation concluded wih the introduction of Michael Van Gerwen, the current World Darts Champion who played a competition against Raymond Van Barneveld, Gary Anderson and Phil Taylor on the first day of ICE as part of a special celebration for the launch of Darts Heroes.
machine CINEFANS as well as the new NOVOCASH VLT for the Italian market.
Novomatic Interactive, spearheaded by Greentube, presented a vast array of multifaceted content including popular casino slots from the Novomatic game library, new mobile titles, the server-based gaming system Plurius, AWP online slots and social gaming solutions. Novomatic Interactive company StakeLogic launched six slot titles at ICE including Darts Heroes, Bank or Prank and Clash of Gods. Forward-thinking live dealer solutions were showcased by Extreme Live Gaming with new tournaments, leader boards and social features. Novomatic Lottery Solutions (NLS) and Novomatic Sports Betting Solutions (NSBS) presented their results of a year of significant growth with a range of Omni-channel solutions for lottery and sports betting markets.
Te Novomatic UK presentation took visitors to Gotham City with games based on the Dark Knight Trilogy for European AWP and VLT markets. Other licensed titles new for UK and export markets included the Deal or No Deal Big Shot and Easy Money games, as well as Monopoly Mayfair.
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