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reduce working capital and the expenses associated with cash management. This new range comprises three product lines (SDS, SPS and RCS) and also includes the unique CashComplete software platform, a solution for superior financial and operational control of cash. The importance of play buttons on slot machines is often
underestimated. These are the things that are used constantly by players. The new Picture Key Technology (PKT) represents the future for buttons. The new single-panel system features a 35- or 48-display button configuration that can be customized and optimized for any given application. It utilizes one LCD screen to feed content to the button array using a range of video sources through HDMI or DVI inputs. Naturally SUZOHAPP presented a world of components and cash handling solutions. These included the VisionPRO monitors, the Bill-to- Bill banknote recycler, the RM5 HD coin validator, a wide range of coin hoppers (such as Flow, Cube and Evolution), and a fantastic choice of slot machine toppers. The SH1950 topped the bill here.
JCM
What an event it was for JCM, with the dazzling FUZION technology unlocking unimagined potential to the operator’s floor. With FUZION, each slot machine can become a multi-line profit centre with the potential to vend and redeem lottery tickets, and race and sports betting; facilitate Daily Fantasy Sports wagering; conduct cross-enterprise promotional couponing; enable real-time currency exchanges; and streamline tax form processes. FUZION also includes Mobile I/OTM technology. This allows casinos with legacy, reel spinners, or any games without picture-in-picture to use FUZION, by enabling the player to connect with the game via smartphone through JCM’s Intelligent Bezel. This technology expands the FUZION potential to all types of slot machines. “We’re taking out-of-the-box thinking to a new level by connecting the iVIZION bill validator and GEN5TM printer to the casino management system, and unleashing dramatically more processing power and flexible functionality,” said JCM Global Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Tom Nieman. “With FUZION, operators can work with their existing CMS provider to have the ability to re-think everything, connecting more profitability to the floor and increase player convenience.” This is definitely something you will be reading more about in greater depth in a forthcoming issue.
Aristocrat
The company with arguably the strongest slot selection on the market right now, Aristocrat can do no wrong and G2E showed us their strength. Oh, and Tim McGraw, who made a spectacular entrance from the ceiling of the event to show the crowd his new branded slot machine. “Our top priority is to deliver value to our
customers,” said Aristocrat Americas Managing Director Brooks Pierce. “We continually invest in developing innovations and hardware across our games and systems portfolio to ensure we build a
Aristocrat’s focus on innovation and continued investments in cutting edge technology is taking slot design to the edge, evident in the three new
Gaming operations titles included Mariah Carey, Game of Thrones II, The Big Lebowski, The X Files, Candy Land, Dumb & Dumber, Mystery Date, Zorro, Dragon Reign and Tapatio. A new stepper cabinet promised new versions of the chart-topping Britney Spears and the runaway hit Buffalo, as well as the original Diamond Link linked product. Aristocrat’s award-winning Arc Double cabinet features the new titles My Cousin Vinny, Downton Abbey and Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. New in the Arc Single cabinet are the rather splendid Sharknado, and Dragon Link.
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