ICE 2018
electronic Roulette table with eight play stations and the potential to combine it with an automated or live wheel is the hottest product of the moment. The distinct advantage over any competitor solutions is the compact dimensions, considering that there are eight play stations available and a clear division between them, making it as close to a live table as possible.
e-gaming I
CE 2018 was very successful for e-gaming, the Czech manufacturer and specialist in server-based gaming and game content for online casinos. As usual they had many visitors to their
stand, with Spanish companies interested in seeing their first AWP product for Spanish territory; e-gaming is testing these machines very successfully in their own locations and in privileged partner locations in Andalusia. Final certification is expected in the coming weeks and they will start to roll out the new product very soon. In Spain, e-gaming has already installed
over 4,000 units of their SBG terminals in various communities where this type of operation is allowed; indeed, Spain is e-gaming’s third strongest market after Czech Republic and Slovakia, and has major potential looking at the success of their games so far. Currently, e-gaming has machines
undertaking the certification process in various laboratories for approval in other Spanish territories. In just four years, the
Aristocrat
off with a lively vibe and business focus that centred around the inner strengths of its new offerings to the EMEA region, namely content, cabinets, charisma and their concerted delivery. James Boje, Managing Director – EMEA, said, “We aim to create the world’s greatest gaming experience every day, with the strongest content and innovative hardware to maximise impact on operators’ gaming floors and ultimately player’s enjoyment.” “Our 2018 portfolio is stronger and
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broader than ever with boundless innovation packed into each facet of every gaming segment.”. Premium games on display included Mariah Carey on the new Flame55 cabinet; the spectacular Dragon Link, an extension of the massive Lightning Link success; Mighty Link, featuring Zorro, Ted, Elvira and Pan-Am licensed themes; Crazy Cash Big Money, with an imposing video wall; the Asian-themed Gold Stacks 88 Link and the fast-hitting Fast Cash, now optimised for smaller installations; and for the Arc Double cabinet two new strong licence themes in Tarzan and The X-Files. Standard core games comprised a number
of brand extensions to highly popular Extra Bonus Wilds ‘wild showers’ mechanic, the Mega Pay and Wonder 4 multi-reel set
ristocrat’s increased ICE presence featured a pulsating line-up of new product covering all the bases, topped
genres and the new Buffalo Max. Further C-Series debuts included the Cash Fusion and Joe Blow families and Goblin’s Gold. New J-Series titles stretched from Spin It
Grand to the mid-high denomination Hit It Hot Jackpots and Pure Cash ranges, whilst E-Series entertainment games incorporated developments of Mighty Cash, Max Stacks and a fistful of new features spanning floating wilds, myriad multipliers, wheel bonuses, WYSIWYG jackpots and metamorphic triggers. “ICE 2018 was the EMEA launch pad for
the new Helix+ cabinet, to which operators have responded in an overwhelmingly positive way,” added Mr Boje. “This has been one of our strongest ICE
Shows and with a large proportion of the stand being available for release by the end of March, we are tremendously excited at the prospect of seeing these new games rolled out across EMEA at a faster pace than ever before.”
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