DLV adds a Diamond
sparkle to Vegas show G2E Las Vegas is the penultimate show for DLV in 2016 with the company revealing its Diamond Games Ultra 4
DLV’s Diamond Games Ultra 4 is a sequel to its 25-game Diamond Games Ultra line that followed on the success of the 15-game Diamond Games Premium line. Tis fourth sequel has a particular set of speaical features. DLV has diverged from its usual palate of blue, adding more colours to make the multigame brighter and more attractive. Te most important feature, however, is the new interface: game selector is grouped by lines and to view all the games in a row, players swipe the screen, just as on any touchscreen device, ensuring the machine is more comfortable to use for all those who use modern technologies.
In Addition, DLV will exhibit its Diamond Games Ultra 3 for standalone machines and three-level Lab Creatures jackpot, which will be exhibited in Excel, HD, DWS cabinets with 27ins, 24ins and 22ins screens respectively. Visit DLV at G2E Las Vegas, booth No. 3219.
SUZOHAPP delivers world-class solutions
SUZOHAPP is to deliver its complete range of excellent components and world-class solutions at the G2E
SUZOHAPP will yet again be making a strong statement at the G2E in Las Vegas, introducing a series of brand new components and solutions to strengthen its already industry- leading product range. Special focus will be on displaying the individual components – SUZOHAPP prides itself in offering best in class throughout – either as developed in- house and manufactured products or as a master distributor for key suppliers. In-house components include the new SH1950 Video Topper, the RM5 HD electronic coin validator, the Cube and Evolution hoppers, the Vision PRO monitors and the Bill-to-Bill note recycler. A prime example of a key distribution product series is the TransAct Epic printers.
SUZOHAPP will be introducing a new innovative product at the G2E – namely the Picture Key Technology (PKT) from Fairlight. Te new button control panel can be driven by a range of different video sources, such as HDMI or DVI, each button can be individually programmed. Tis panel can be found in the interactive gaming area of the SUZOHAPP
booth, together with the new Skill Based Controller and a wide range of innovative components.
With such experience and the continuing drive for innovation, SUZOHAPP does not only provide the components that fit inside the slot machine – but the entire slot machine itself. Tere is a specific demand in the industry from some gaming companies that wish to reduce their production time and focus more strongly on their core competency of game development. Tis year’s G2E Las Vegas will see the introduction of new great solutions - SUZOHAPP DualPro and SoloPro customizable metal cabinets with powerful 15W speakers and two 22ins. LED LCD displays. Game developers simply plug in their game board to have a complete slot machine solution.
A wide array of SUZOHAPP Cash Management Solutions will be on display. SUZOHAPP will be showing its world-class solutions for the
APEX gaming Brings the VIP to G2E Las Vegas
VIP Premium to be premiered at G2E by APEX gaming, completing the Pinnacle slot machine range
VIP gaming and Premium gaming players need to look no further than the VIP Premium from APEX gaming. Tis top-of-the-range slot machine from the Pinnacle family will receive its US debut at the G2E Las Vegas show between 27th and 29th September.
True to the company motto of taking gaming to the next level, all management prowess and experience have flowed into creating the VIP Premium. Te complete solution stands out – the size and position of the curved monitor have been purposely chosen so as to capture the player’s complete attention. Tis 43” curved screen portrays the great array of EVO games –
both feature-rich and fruit-based. Te gaming terminal includes all the technology required for a perfect gaming experience, including a 24” touchscreen monitor.
Te exquisite chair rounds off the VIP Premium from APEX gaming. First-rate comfort with play buttons and sound speakers ensure the player is truly treated as a VIP.
“Our EVO platform has enabled us to take the games we offer to the next level. Te VIP Premium is the best way to enjoy these games. We invite the G2E visitors to come and get to know and feel just how special the VIP Premium is”, commented Mr. Kubilay Özer, Global Sales Director at APEX gaming.
Te stand number of APEX gaming at the G2E is #2050.
gaming industry, including RCS600, able to transform the cash handling into smart cash management. Casino operators can look forward to seeing the DisplayPro – the new 42” HD Screen that is ideal for visual campaigns. It can be put to varied use - for example, for information, promotions or third party advertising. Te content can be simply transferred using the USB media playback or the Content Management System that allows messages to be varied at differing times.
Visitors will have the opportunity to learn more about the Shift Interactive PRO™ Table. Tis makes full use of its interactive 42” touchscreen and is available in three heights – Bar, Dining and Lounge. Its 10-point multi- touch interface makes it possible to interact with one, two, three, or four independent screens at once.
Ron Partridge, President Americas at SUZOHAPP, sends out a warm welcome to visitors, stating, “Our constant innovation is again leading the industry and we are particularly excited that we can now provide our customers with broadest range of components and solutions. Tis year’s G2E is of special importance as SUZOHAPP North America is now celebrating 30 years in business. We are truly a global team with global solutions for the global gaming market.”
SUZOHAPP’s booth is #4233. NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE /
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