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Cosmic is an leap forward in Light & Wonder’s advancements in the evolution of cabinet designs and catered gaming experiences where both operators and players can take advantage of what is nothing short of a magnificent piece of hardware


While Cosmic was designed from the ground up to have a unique aesthetic on its own, the creators at Light & Wonder couldn’t settle for anything less than an immaculate sign package to complement it. Te four-pod configuration is available now with an inline sign package.


Light & Wonder's COSMIC illuminates endless play


COSMIC, the latest slot from Light & Wonder, features a stunning and encapsulating design that stands out on the casino floor with unprecedented illumination.


l Unparalleled presence featuring an integrated 49”


Ultra HD Display and 27” top monitor seamlessly flowing into player panel and new iDeck display with ergonomic dual OLED bash buttons


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Platform silhouette features revolutionary diffused fibre optic lighting illuminating fibre optic dual control colour LED cylinders delivering unique and dynamic animation lighting effects


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Cosmic’s sleek and contemporary design fits into optimal footprint 71cm wide and 79cm in depth.


Big Time Gaming unleashes Megadozer mechanic


Big Time Gaming’s sequel to its acclaimed 2016 smash hit, Bonanza, introduces the world to a brand-new game mechanic, Megadozer.


Bonanza Falls is a high-volatility six-reel Megaways slot that can offer 117,649 ways to win when the reels get hot. Like its iconic predecessor, it’s a goldmine-themed game that sees the player hunt for precious metals and gems.


Four golden nuggets spelling out “GOLD” will whisk you to the Free Spins Round where you will encounter BTG’s latest mind-blowing mechanic.


Megadozer is inspired by the popular coin-pusher arcade games. An array of gold Bonus Coins teeter above the grid, waiting to cascade into the reels and reveal their surprises. Tese can include Wilds with multipliers of up to x5 or additional free spins.


Players could also see the addition of repeating symbols to the reels that create up to a x10 multiplier for each individual symbol, or witness the Free Spins win multiplier surge to new heights.


Along with Megadozer and Megaways, Bonanza Falls offers BTG favourites including Bonus Buy and Win Exchange.


Te latter allows players to swap your wins for a


shot at the Megadozer bonus round, while the Bonus Buy icon lets you to purchase 12 Free Spins for 100 times stake, catapulting you straight into the exhilarating action.


What’s more, Bonanza Falls offers even more win- potential than the original Bonanza, with an eye-watering 93,540x bet top prize.


Te original game, launched in December 2016,


Advantech-Innocore Expands M-Series Gaming


Platform Range Advantech-Innocore introduces the DPX-M266, a new product in its DPX-M Series gaming platform range.


Te DPX-M Series products are multimedia engines optimised for gaming OEMs through their modular expansion architecture. Te DPX- M266 is a versatile gaming platform that uses the AMD Ryzen Embedded R2000 processor to deliver improved performance and functionality.


Te platform’s scalability is achieved through a module expansion slot. Tis slot can be used for specific applications or features, which can be developed in collaboration with Advantech- Innocore’s engineering team or integrated into the system by the customer.


Craig Stapleton, Product Director for Advantech- Innocore, comments: “Te DPX-M266 represents the latest in our very popular M series product family.


Its versatility combined with great multimedia performance make it an ideal platform for customers who already have their own IO/security hardware or who do not need the full feature set of IO, COMs, security, and intrusion that we offer on our other platforms.


"Customers’ own IO cards can be integrated with the platform via the side expansion bus to form a robust logic platform. Alternatively for customers who just need a reduced feature set Advantech can provide simple IO modules to provide just the IO required for the particular application."


Te DPX-M266 supports both quad and dual- core APUs with speeds up to 3.35 (3.7) GHz, and can support up to four displays. It also features a PCIe x16 slot for an additional graphics card. Te system is designed specifically for gaming devices, and is compatible with Advantech- Innocore’s software solutions for security, media validation, SAS, and diagnostics.


"Additionally, the DPX-M266 is backwards compatible with other DPX-M Series products and is backed by the reliability, longevity, and support that Advantech-Innocore is known for.


forever changed the way we thought about slots. It wasn’t the first BTG game to employ the Megaways mechanic – that claim goes to Dragonborn, released a year earlier. But it was Bonanza that became the runaway smash hit that popularised the mechanic and propelled BTG into the limelight.


Today, Megaways is an industry standard, reproduced under license from BTG in countless slots by dozens of games studios around the world.


Only time will tell whether Bonanza Falls and Megadozer will have the same revolutionary impact on the online gaming space as Bonanza and Megaways.


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