Blueprint Gaming heralds ICE success with new launches, including new TED
Blueprint Gaming hailed ICE Totally Gaming 2017 as an overwhelming success, with its wide range of content proving a hit with operators.
Te UK-based game studio, which is part of Germany’s Gauselmann Group, debuted an upcoming blockbuster slot based on the Academy Award-nominated film TED, while also showcasing more than 40 popular HTML5 games, including a mix of classics and new arrivals. Blueprint’s stand was a part of the Merkur Gaming exhibit, and was a constant buzz of activity over the three days.
Visitors were treated to a display of Blueprint’s industry-leading range of content, including rich bonus games, European-style free spins and market-specific titles.
One of the highlights of the show came as Blueprint unveiled three additional games for its innovative multi-game, progressive jackpot system, Jackpot King.
Te timing of the show was particularly appropriate, with Jackpot King passing the £2 million jackpot mark shortly before ICE, buoyed by the strong performance of popular title Deal or No Deal: What’s In Your Box?, which has rolled out with a number of new high-profile operators recently.
MD Matt Cole said the show will provide a springboard for what promises to be another exciting year for Blueprint.
“ICE is always one of the highlights of the gaming calendar and it was a real pleasure to display many of the exciting new products we have been working on over the past year to the entire industry,” said Cole.
As part of the larger Merkur Gaming showcase at ICE, Blueprint also took the opportunity to display a selection of Merkur’s top performing games, which will be available via the Blueprint Gaming RGS later this year.
Tese games are proven success stories throughout Germany and other key European jurisdictions, where they are enjoyed by players on more than 150,000 machines.
Quixant’s Jon Jayal and John Malin
Quixant set to build on huge success of ICE Totally Gaming 2017
Quixant, market-leading suppliers of PC-based gaming platforms, exhibited this February at the ICE Totally Gaming event for the 12th consecutive year
In an industry of constant evolution and frequent challenges, the key to Quixant’s success has long been continuous innovation – and at ICE 2017, this was shown to be more true than ever.
With the debuts of the QXi-400 hardware
Matsui to bring CTC table gaming to UK
Matsui Europe was at ICE having signed a distribution deal to bring the live gaming products of Latvian- based CTC Holdings within the grasp of the British casino market
CTC already has over 300 customers in Europe including Lucien Barriere, Swiss Casinos, Princess Casino, Mazagan Resort, Merit Royal, Hit and Admiral.
Matsui Europe’s Managing Director Dave Holt said: “We’re delighted to be bringing CTC’s range of live table gaming products to the UK market. CTC has an extensive range of casino tables, stools, shufflers and displays that we feel will perfectly complement our range of cash, roulette and poker chips along with plaques, jetons and layouts.”
Speaking to Mr. Holt at ICE, he explained that last year was a really good year for Matsui. “We have just been involved in the opening of Victoria Gate in Leeds where we supplied all the chips for this new casino. We’re currently involved in some huge orders such as
platform and the AMD Embedded E9260 graphics card attracting great interest, alongside curved monitor offerings and hints of further exciting developments to occur in the coming months, the consensus was of an exhibition of unprecedented success for Quixant.
John Malin, Sales Director for Quixant UK, stated:” It’s our belief that over the last few years, we have created a product portfolio that is truly unparalleled in the gaming world. Alongside the versatile, expanding range of renowned gaming platforms, we showcased our impressive monitor range – including new industry standard curved solutions. Te response to all was extremely positive, from both our existing customers, and potential clients. 2016 has proven to be an exceptional year for Quixant, and if ICE is anything to go by, 2017 will continue, and further, that trend.”
Matsui’s Jack McCarthy, Dave Holt and Andrew Moore
supplying chips to Sun International for its new Times Square casino in Menlyn Maine which will be the second biggest casino in South Africa and Paradise City, the joint venture between Paradise Group and Sega Sammy in Incheon, South Korea. Combined these two projects equate to over a million pieces from us.”
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