SUMMER ROUND-UP KONAMI
Konami has a huge array of gaming entertainment ready for the industry to enjoy…
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onami has prioritized a high volume of strong gaming entertainment to support the international gaming industry through the new year. Its 43-inch
portrait screen KX 43 and big-screen Concerto Opus machines—both in 4K Ultra HD—offer a wide array of proven gaming for today’s audiences. Jackpot progressive series like Diamond Trails, Ba Fang Jin Bao, and Treasure Ball are arriving to international destinations following standout performance achievement across North American markets. “Today we have more
entertainment content than ever for KX 43 and Opus, at competitive costing,” said Eduardo Aching, vice president of international gaming operations. “This empowers casinos to bring top original Konami games to their players, with strong,
long-term machine quality for the business.” Diamond Trails is a symbol-driven, outdoor
adventure slot series—taking players to an underwater world in Ocean Winnings, and to a stunning safari horizon in Safari Winnings. Diamonds stretch up across the upper portion of the game screen, inviting players to advance higher and higher up the diamond levels toward a mix of jackpot prize opportunities when they enter the Diamond Trails feature. Konami’s popular Ba Fang Jin Bao is also out, with a total of three unique base games— all linkable for maximized linked progressive excitement on the casino fl oor. This Asian- style jackpot series showcases proven mechanics from Konami’s popular Cai Li Si Ji titles like Wealth of Dynasty, and delivers it in a single screen format with even more player bet options. When the progressive feature is triggered, 12 gold ingots appear across the screen, which players tap to reveal a corresponding progressive jackpot prize. Treasure Ball continues to stand out as one
of Konami’s biggest hits on the KX 43. Inspired by classic toy capsule machines, Treasure Ball can be recognized by its large globe of round mystery prize balls, which players can redeem and reveal during the bonus. Additionally, Treasure Ball combines with proven KP3+ base game themes like Lion
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Carnival and Cobra Hearts, and can even be featured with SeleXion multi-game. Lastly, Konami has launched its DIMENSION 49 portrait screen cabinet and DIMENSION 27 core cabinet, both with dual cup holders, dual spin buttons, mobile device charging generous button deck, and sleek silver fi nish.
“DIMENSION has demonstrated high
quality and performance in the fi eld, so it is with great excitement that Konami is launching dual screen and fl at portrait screen formats for this proven hardware series,” said Aching. “Just as important, we have created a fantastic lineup of game content for these cabinets.”
DIMENSION 49 is a fl at screen machine offering top premium titles to international operators with games like All Aboard and Ocean Spin—both of which have been among the global gaming industry’s highest performing slots in recent months. DIMENSION 49 also offers a library of original Konami series like Triple Sparkle, Fortune Mint, and an all-new Treasure Ball link. Konami’s new DIMENSION 27 core cabinet consists of stacked 27-inch screens and SeleXion multi-game functionality. In addition to compatibility with popular KP3+ games, DIMENSION 27 is debuting with a comprehensive game library—spanning base games, multi-game content, standalone
progressives, and linked progressives. The machine is premiering Konami’s fi rst ever SeleXion Classics series, with exclusive Konami KV2 titles like China Shores, Money Blast, Ancient Dragon, Quick Strike, and more, delivered through the SeleXion multi-game platform. DIMENSION 27 is also the launchpad for entirely new titles like Patrick O’Potts of Gold, China Shores Quad Spin, African Diamond Quad Spin, and many more to come. Additionally, Konami has formatted its Ba Fang Jin Bao series to be delivered on DIMENSION 27’s stacked screen format for players to enjoy.
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