Review G2E LAS VEGAS 2017
Pac-Man leading the skill-based chase for Gamblit at Vegas show
One of the undoubted products of the show was unveiled on Gamblit’s stand where the iconic arcade game Pac-Man was being launched into Pac-Man Battle Casino where two to four players battle each other for a cash prize, while retaining the fun and retro maze gameplay that has made Pac-Man a fan-favourite around the world
Darion Lowenstein, Chief Marketing Officer, Gamblit Gaming, said: “Like so many people, Pac-Man was the first arcade game I ever played. Partnering with the visionary team at BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Inc. to bring an entirely new and innovative experience to fellow Pac-Man fans is truly an honour and a dream come true for me. Pac-Man has been a huge part of our culture and has grown to become so much more than just an arcade game. With Pac-Man Battle Casino, we’re adding another level of excitement to the classic Pac-Man experience by bringing fans into the modern arcade – the casino.”
Te show stopping game was being backed up by Deal or No Deal Poker Special shown on Gamblit’s Model G interactive multiplayer game table. Players compete to uncover the highest value briefcase in the ultimate challenge of striking a deal to win big or risking it all.
Te creative team at Endemol Shine Gaming is working closely with Gamblit Gaming’s internal games team to enhance the Deal or No Deal experience with real-money wagering elements while maintaining the core gameplay that has made the show a fan-favourite around the globe. Both Pac-Man and Deal or No deal will be developed as single player games for Gamblit’s TriStation hardware.
Gamblit’s Model G interactive game tables are live in Las Vegas in Planet Hollywood, MGM’s Level Up gaming lounge at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, Caesars Palace, the LINQ, Paris Las Vegas, Te Venetian Las Vegas, Red Rock and Boulder Station Las Vegas with many more properties to be added soon. Gamblit’s skill games and tables are also live at Harrah’s Resort Southern California, the first location in the state to offer skill games, as well as Harrah’s Lake Tahoe Hotel & Casino, Downstream Casino Resort in Oklahoma, Celebrity Cruises, and multiple Carnival Cruise ships.
Mr. Lowenstein added: “Te average age of a slot player is 58 whilst the average age of a Gamblit player is 38. Gamblit’s platform is proving already that we can attract a younger audience to play and lower the average consumer age
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down by 20 years in most jurisdictions in which trialled product.”
Whilst Model G is present in around 18 locations, the Tri-Station was set to launch in Las Vegas two weeks after G2E. Te station boasts something for everybody taking games that have already smashed the social gaming arena and presenting them on a gambling platform.
New for the show was Cut the Rope. With more than one billion downloads, the Cut the Rope franchise has launched five different games, including Cut the Rope, Cut the Rope 2, Cut the Rope: Time Travel, Cut the Rope: Experiments and Cut the Rope: Magic, across all mobile platforms. ZeptoLab’s overall portfolio has more
than 60 million monthly active users with over six million playing games daily. With more than 250 million lifetime downloads, Doodle Jump originally launched in 2009 and has been released across multiple platforms including iOS, Android, Arcades, Windows, Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS. With major worldwide success, the Doodle Jump franchise continues to ride high with its real money version hitting casino floors in early 2018 on Gamblit’s TriStation game machine and revolutionary G-Sports (eSports for everyone) platform.
Te TriStation collection includes Lucky Words, Slice of Cake, Into Te Dead, Smoothie Blast, JetPack Joyride Match3volution, Catapult King, Playboy Pinball and Breakneck.
Gamblit’s Darion Lowenstein with Pac-Man Battle Casino
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