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In this issue of Slot Management & Marketing, Mechanical reel slot machine manufacturers increasingly turn to technology to keep the game format popular with both
customers and operators, ETG use spikes with COVID, and much more!
Stepper slots have changed significantly over time, incorporating new technologies and features to help keep loyal customers engaged and to attract new players as well.
Coronavirus continues to take a bite out of casino revenues, but slot floors in casinos small and large continue to perform surprisingly well, with MGM National Harbor being a case in point
The creation of a successful entertainment-brand slot game starts early, with the negotiation between the brand rights holder and the gaming machine manufacturer
I’ve held a number of different positions in my casino career and have learned a great deal about the industry along the way, but there are still a number of gaps in my gaming education, one such area being the process by which entertainment brands are incorporated into gaming machines and placed on the slot floor.
I am often asked if I have seen any emerging trends since the reopening of casinos post COVID-19 mandated closures early this year. The answer is yes, I have.
Aristocrat Technologies’ new Star Trek: The Next Generation slot game is an out-of-this-world experience, and the game is making its Earthly premiere in late September at M Resort Spa Casino in Las Vegas.
Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has partnered with Ainsworth Game Technology to bring a selection of Ainsworth’s most exciting slot games to RSI’s popular NJ online casino site, PlaySugarHouse.com.
International Game Technology PLC (IGT) has successfully launched 20 of its PeakSlant32 cabinets—the first slot cabinets in North America to feature three 32-inch displays—at Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Conn.