Preview G2E VEGAS 2015
KONAMI SET TO BRING THE BIG GUNS
Konami Gaming is slated to present high-profile product announcements for international markets at G2E Las Vegas 2015
This year more than 25,000 gaming professionals and executives from across the world will discover Konami’s latest international game releases including: DUNGEONS & DRAGONS premium video slots, two new Rapid Revolver themes, original KP3 base games and progressives, and SYNKROS updates such as Player On-demand Multigame Tournaments, SYNKROS Progressive Management, and SYNKiosk. Konami booth 1154 will occupy a central presence during G2E 2015 with these and more leading products that will shape the coming months and years.
Konami Gaming, Inc.’s new DUNGEONS & DRAGONS video slots mark the series’ international launch with two rich fantasy themes: Enchanted Riches and Conquests & Treasures. DUNGEONS & DRAGONS offers a variety of merchandizing options, including logoed premium chairs, themed bezel complete with glowing runes, faux stone design elements, hand painted 3D dragon toppers and a variety of sign packages including one with a large rotating red dragon.
ENCHANTED RICHES Enchanted Riches is a 5-reel game headlined by a
majestic sun elf character. Any three or more DUNGEONS & DRAGONS symbols trigger the Dungeon Master Feature, where players have the chance to spin an extra-tall prize wheel for a chance at free games or a progressive jackpot. In addition, during the free games, players have the chance to unlock additional reel sets in the upper top box for more potential wins as new D&D characters join their party.
CONQUESTS & TREASURES Conquests & Treasures is Konami’s compliment debut
release theme to Enchanted Riches. During the game’s DUNGEONS & DRAGONS progressive feature, players have the chance to match sets of 12-sided colored die to determine one of four jackpot awards in a pick ‘em style bonus experience. As with Enchanted Riches, Conquests & Treasures includes obscured
RAPID REVOLVER, PROPHETESS OF FORTUNE Action Stacked Symbols throughout primary play and the free game feature. Konami’s Rapid Revolver video- mechanical hybrid machine is quickly becoming a tour de force at casinos across the globe and a must-have
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for operators. In lieu of the upper LCD screen, Rapid Revolver takes a unique spin on classic mechanical reels by mounting six stacked and vertically-mounted drums on its oversized top box, surrounded by synchronized high-impact sound and lighting. Designed to stand out on a casino floor and grab the attention of casino guests, it presents two distinct gaming concepts fused into one by combining traditional video reel on the lower screen with spinning reels up top. In addition to debut themes Rising Fire Dragon and Northern Treasure, Konami will introduce an all-new custom game called Prophetess of Fortune, as well as a beautifully-designed standalone progressive that can be combined with most any KP3 base game on the lower screen.
PROPHETESS OF FORTUNE Guests at this year’s G2E will be among the first to see
and explore Konami’s newest Rapid Revolver game: Prophetess of Fortune. Similar to previous releases Rising Dragon and Northern Treasure, Prophetess of Fortune uses the lighted upper drums for high- entertainment and effect in the bonus feature but adds a new multiplier mechanic that boosts wins up to 100x. It also includes a free game feature and a mystery trigger 2-level standalone progressive.
LUCKY STICKS (SAP) Lucky Sticks is Konami’s first standalone progressive
game for Rapid Revolver that can be combined with most any KP3 base game on the lower screen, such as Riches with Daikoku, Lotus Land, and China Shores. It’s a mystery trigger bonus that transports the player to an animated fortune telling game reminiscent of the Chinese Kau Cim, whereby engraved sticks are selected from a tall bucket to reveal hidden oracles. Lower video reels activate the upper mechanical drums and assign random multipliers.
Konami’s classic Podium cabinet, in upright and slant design, continues to delight and entertain casino audiences worldwide with exciting new game series and a continuous library of fresh themes and progressives. Recognized for reliability and
performance, Podium is a favorite among players and operators alike. At this year’s G2E, Konami will showcase its versatility and originality of fresh content, game art, bonus features, and powerful math, with new series releases including Xtra Reward, REELEVEN, ROKU REELS, and more. In addition, new progressive games offer all-new thrills and excitement to further diversify player experience and property offerings.
OPERA BEAUTY Full-reel wilds take center stage in Konami’s new
Opera Beauty 5-reel game. Any 3, 4, or 5 scatter symbols trigger 6, 12, or 20 free games respectively. During the free games, wild Lady symbols nudge to fill the entire reel for reels 2 and 5, and randomly assign 3x, 5x, and 10x multipliers. When multipliers are assigned to both reels, multiplier amounts can either be added or multiplied for potentials wins up to 100x. The combination of creative interaction and art makes for a lasting play experience that players won’t soon forget.
DRAGON’S GLORY Another new UltraReels title is Dragon’s Glory. This
game provides 5 different volatility options in the free games, with higher random multipliers assigned to the volatility options with a fewer number of free games. For each free game spin, the selected multiplier is awarded to all winning combinations. In addition, Dragon’s Glory is supported by rich line pay awards throughout.
HERDS OF WINS Herds of Wins continues to attract industry-wide
attention for its eye-catching stampeding feature, in which reel symbols lay back and begin charging toward the player in a unique animation sequence akin to a racing herd of animals. The symbols eventually slow and the resulting formations are brought back to a 3-3-3-3-3 symbol layout for traditional line awards. This original math new release includes hallmark Konami game mechanics such as Action Stacked Symbols and Xtra Reward.
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