Last week’s trade show at the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas looked more like Disneyland than Bellagio.
The technology available to slot machine manufacturers allowed developers and designers to create games that combine amusement park rides and gambling devices.
For example, WMS Industries displayed “Aladdin & the Magic Quest,” which has a jackpot bonus system that mimics magic carpet rides. This specially designed chair is a motion simulator that moves with a video display.
At Bally Technologies, when you hit a jackpot on a new “Michael Jackson King of Pop” machine, a bonus wheel with one of the six songs and videos will be activated. The player sits in a chair equipped with surround sound speakers that match the best home systems. 온라인경마
Bali also displayed slot machines with other jackpot bonus award techniques. Players can play arcade-style ski balls on the touchscreen, blast enemy cruisers, or try to swallow fish with foam.
International Gaming Technology has unveiled its “Ghostbusters” slot machine, hoping to capitalize on the company’s success with “Castle and City” series and “Hangover” movies-themed games.
IGT also offered G2E participants the chance to play “Big Buck Hunter Pro,” an arcade-style shooting gallery with the bonus jackpot. Players use plastic rifles to shoot elks, deer, and bighorn sheep displayed on 3D video screens.
