EXPANDING THE COSMIC FAMILY


Te company also unveiled the Cosmic Sky cabinet, the latest in its Cosmic family of large-format upright machines. Featuring dual stacked 55ins. Ultra HD curved displays and an MLED lighting silhouette, Cosmic Sky has been designed as a platform for cinematic titles such as Willy Wonka and the Sweet Tree and Puff Puff Bizarre.


Both games were created by the same studio that developed Frankenstein Returns. Willy Wonka and the Sweet Tree features multiple selectable bonuses inspired by the film’s storyline, each represented through unique visual and musical treatments, while Puff Puff Bizarre builds on Light & Wonder’s successful Money Mansion mechanic as a wide-area progressive.


movement and sound,” Colbert said. “It’s familiar to players who love the tactile experience of a traditional slot, but with new lighting and progressive configurations that make it part of the modern floor.”


PUFF & POP PALACE AND LOCK IT LINK EXTENSIONS


Light & Wonder also presented new additions to its Lock It Link family, including Huff N’ Lots of Puff and Hop N’ Pop Palace. Huff N’ Lots of Puff extends the Huff N’ Puff franchise with triple-pot wheel features and “palace” configurations allowing up to four linked stations, while Hop N’ Pop Palace brings a popular Asian configuration from Korea to the North American market.


“Tese titles evolve our existing hit franchises by bringing premium


Every cabinet we build now considers how it interacts not only with the player but with the wider ecosystem. From LightWave to Cosmic Sky, the goal is the same - to create flexibility for operators and immersive experiences for players. Brett Colbert, Senior Director of Product Management at Light & Wonder


A second cabinet in the range, the Cosmic Dual Screen, extends the family’s flexibility to standard upright placements with dual 27-inch HD monitors and refined fibre-optic edge lighting. Its debut title, Fortune Doors, will roll out to Australia before arriving in North America in early 2026, supported by four base game variants using a “hold and spin” mechanic familiar to existing players.


LANDMARK 7000 JACKPOT WHEEL


In the stepper category, Light & Wonder introduced the Landmark 7000 Jackpot Wheel, an evolution of its established Landmark series that merges mechanical wheel play with the company’s licensed Universal Monsters content. Launch titles include Frankenstein and Te Mummy, bringing the monster franchise to stepper format for the first time.


“Te Landmark wheel is designed for that nostalgic section of the casino; the wall banks and end caps that attract attention with real


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mechanics to the for-sale segment,” noted Colbert. “Tey share familiar DNA with the originals but introduce new wheel and palace elements that keep the experience fresh.”


HARDWARE AND SYSTEMS INTEGRATION


Beyond content, Light & Wonder used G2E to demonstrate how its hardware ecosystem aligns with new table and systems technology. Te Nexlink progressive system, Obsidian Hybrid, and Elite Bonusing Xperience platforms were shown alongside the company’s unified digital-loyalty initiatives, highlighting how cross-platform jackpots and NFC-enabled player cards are connecting physical and online gaming environments.


“Every cabinet we build now considers how it interacts not only with the player but with the wider ecosystem,” said Colbert. “From LightWave to Cosmic Sky, the goal is the same - to create flexibility for operators and immersive experiences for players.”


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