G2E PREVIEW
Quixant puts faster game development centre stage at G2E 2026
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aunchpad™ and the Quixant Universe give gaming manufacturers a faster, simpler route from game concept to market. Quixant, a global leader in gaming technology solutions, will put faster game development and speed to market at the centre of its G2E 2026 showcase, demonstrating how Launchpad™ and its expanding portfolio of integrated gaming solutions can help manufacturers bring their next gaming machine to market faster and with less complexity.
Taking place from 28 September to 1 October at The Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, visitors to Booth 4016 will be able to explore the Quixant Universe – spanning gaming software, hardware platforms, monitors and displays, peripherals, cabinets and complete turnkey solutions.
Gaming manufacturers are under growing pressure to deliver differentiated products faster, while managing complex platform development, multiple technology suppliers, integration requirements and constrained engineering resources.
At G2E, Quixant will demonstrate how it is helping customers overcome these challenges – starting with Launchpad™, its gaming software platform designed to provide a faster route from game concept to market.
Launchpad provides developers with a production-ready, gaming-specific software foundation, removing the need to build core platform functionality from scratch. With gaming-specific APIs, hardware abstraction and functionality designed with regulatory requirements in mind, development teams can focus more of their time and resources on what makes their product different – the game and player experience. Designed to work with leading game engines and Quixant’s gaming hardware,
Alongside its premium monitor range, Quixant will demonstrate smaller display solutions for applications including table games, player tracking, kiosks and other player-facing interfaces.
Quixant will also showcase its range of gaming peripherals, including its LED Controller, designed to enable dynamic lighting effects that enhance the player experience and integrate seamlessly with the wider gaming system.
Launchpad simplifies the underlying platform and integration work required to develop a gaming machine, helping manufacturers accelerate development and create a more predictable path to market.
Launchpad is part of the wider Quixant Universe, bringing together the technologies and expertise manufacturers need to develop their next gaming machine, from individual components to complete turnkey solutions. Quixant’s purpose-built gaming hardware platforms – IQ®, IQON® and QMAX® – give manufacturers a choice of performance and configuration options to meet the requirements of different games, applications and markets.
Visitors will be able to experience IQON 3®, Quixant’s next-generation fanless gaming platform powered by AMD Ryzen™ 8000 Series processors, alongside IQON 3 Air®, which combines the same next- generation architecture with active cooling for enhanced sustained performance. Quixant will also showcase IQ 2®, its cost-effective Intel®-based gaming platform, and its highly configurable QMAX® solutions for customers requiring greater flexibility, performance and customisation. G2E 2026 will also see Quixant showcase its new range of premium gaming monitors. Spanning 27” to 55” flat and J-curved formats, the range combines 4K UHD visuals, responsive PCAP multi-touch technology, integrated LED lighting and the reliability required for demanding gaming environments.
Designed specifically for gaming, the monitors integrate with Quixant’s wider portfolio to help manufacturers create immersive player experiences while simplifying the development and integration of their next gaming machine.
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For manufacturers looking to accelerate development further, Quixant will demonstrate its turnkey gaming solutions, bringing together hardware, software, displays, peripherals, cabinets and specialist gaming engineering expertise into a complete integrated solution.
Customers can choose the level of support that best fits their project – from an individual gaming platform, display or peripheral to a complete gaming machine solution – giving them the flexibility to retain control of the areas where they add the most value while drawing on Quixant’s technology and gaming expertise where they need it. The approach can reduce the burden of developing and integrating technologies from multiple suppliers, freeing engineering teams to focus on differentiation and helping manufacturers move from concept to market faster.
Eric Walla, VP Business Development at Quixant, commented:
“Gaming manufacturers want to spend their time creating exceptional games and player experiences – not rebuilding the underlying technology needed to make them work. That is exactly the challenge we are addressing at G2E this year.
“Launchpad is a major part of that. By providing a gaming-specific software foundation, we can help customers simplify development and get to market faster, while allowing their teams to concentrate their expertise on what makes their game different.
“And that same philosophy extends across the Quixant Universe. Whether a customer needs a gaming platform, software, displays and peripherals, or wants us to deliver a complete turnkey solution, we can take complexity out of the development process and help them bring their next gaming machine to life, rapidly.”
Visitors can experience Launchpad and explore the Quixant Universe at Booth 4016 at G2E 2026, The Venetian Expo, Las Vegas, from 28 September to 1 October 2026.
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