Участник:Gameco hopes to enter Macau market within this year
After deploying six of its Video Game Damping Machine (VGM) innovation technologies at Foxwoods Resort Casino last month, developer Game Corporation reportedly announced in Macau that it hopes to secure approval for its technology-based slotted units before the end of the year.
The New York-based GameCo Corporation made the announcement at the latest edition of the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Asia Trade Fair in Macao, Venice, for three days from May 16, displaying a pair of new games on its VGM platform.
GameCo Corporation의 CEO인 Blaine Graboyes. "We are currently working on updating games for Macau [electronic game console technology] standards. We are initially aiming for Macau with the goal of getting out of there very quickly. We are just starting the licensing and registration process [Macao]. We have established partnerships with distributors here in Macau and elsewhere in Asia."
G2E Asia reportedly showed off Pharaoh's Secret Temple touchscreen puzzle title in a classic designed slot cabinet with a first-person Danger Arena action game controlled using a built-in player console.
Inc. is introducing VGM units to all three Atlantic City casinos operated by Caesars Entertainment Corporation in Caesars Atlantic City, Harras Resort Atlantic City and Bali Atlantic City, even though the innovation has since been eliminated. Despite the dropout in May, Melissa Price, the Las Vegas-based company's senior vice president of gaming enterprises, said her company is "100% committed" to adopting a technology-based slot.
Gravoyes reportedly said before, "We're all about video games and bringing gamers to casinos," adding that he has been involved in creating such innovations for "about 20 years."
Gravoyes also explained that gaming machine testing company Gaming Laboratories International has already approved a GLI-11 approved VGM unit, which provides the company with a "really good and clear path to market."
"We don't necessarily need a new technical regulation." "What we need is a jurisdiction that already accepts Gaming Laboratories International [standards] or has a regulatory structure similar to Gaming Laboratories International [standards]."