Yggdrasil Gaming CEO Fredrik Elmqvist
Yggdrasil shows ground-breaking game mechanic - Fusion Realms
Yggdrasil Gaming was at ICE, demonstrating a revolutionary new game mechanic, Fusion Realms, which allows different reel sets and features to be seamlessly mixed into one game
Te new mechanic allows Yggdrasil to build even bigger and more captivating game worlds, where features can roam between different environments and reel set-ups in one game.
Te full power of Fusion Realms will be showcased in Yggdrasil’s blockbuster game, Te Jungle Book Slot, which will be launched later this year. Te Jungle Book Slot uses Fusion Realms to feature five characters, each with two individual features, jumping between five different game modes, creating a myriad of different ways to win. Te game blends 2D and 3D cinematic animations to achieve Triple A quality graphics.
Fusion Realms is just the latest in a long line of industry-firsts from Yggdrasil, including its innovative social media sharing tool, BRAG. Yggdrasil has also filed to patent the unique and ground-breaking technology in the US, with the application pending.
Yggdrasil Gaming CEO Fredrik Elmqvist, said: “Tis is another industry-first brought to market by the Yggdrasil team. Fusion Realms is a new mechanic engine, powered by complex maths, that enables us to create games on a totally new level, with more dimensions and added depth. As a result, we can offer an even more immersive and engaging player experience than ever before. It is a major breakthrough, but just one of many we have lined up for the year.”
Te company has also just launched a new business initiative called Yggdrasil Dragons that will see the company partner with entrepreneurs and start-ups, giving access to Yggdrasil Gaming’s world-class technical framework, robust licensing structure, large operator networks and talent teams, as well as direct funding when necessary.
SA Gaming previews Angels and Demons crazy monk and Bikini Chasers.
Philippine-based SA gaming was making its debut at ICE Totally Gaming in London, although it has been in operation for seven years
Evolving from the junket business into a games developer, SA Gaming offers a host of online games including Live dealer versions of baccarat, Dragon Tiger, Fan Tan, blackjack, sic bo and roulette. It also offers lottery games, a multi-player game called Fishermen Gold and over 40 Asian style online slot machines including Dragon & Tiger, Innocent Classmates, Wong Fei Hung, Ji Gong – the
Marketing Manager Charles Wong said: “All our live games are streamed from our live studio just outside of Manila. Tis is our first year at ICE. We feel the time is right now to expand our online and mobile offering to Asian players based all over Europe. Our games are so heavily Asian themed that they will stand out to Asian players on any website. In March we are launching two new games, Beckoning Girls and Angels and Demons, which we are previewing at this show. Both these games are from our Hot Model Series.”
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Clarion’s Kate Chambers with Steve Treharne PST celebrates 50 years of sitting comfortably
Seating specialist PST Gaming Furniture was celebrating its 50th birthday at ICE with various guises of the company having attended every year of the exhibition since its the show commenced in 1990.
Managing Director Steve Treharn said: “We’re currently working on two huge products, one
market related and one product related. I can’t reveal anything about the product we’re looking at manufacturing at this stage, but in terms of market news, we’re in discussions with local partners to replicate our manufacturing plant in South Shields in China, so that we can supply the Asian market to the same extent that we supply Europe.”
SA Gaming’s Charles Wong with the Angels and Demons girls
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