Here are some photos taken from my G2E visit on Tuesday. I did attend last year as well, but the vibe I got is the industry is ready for skill-based gaming. I did see and overhear discussions taking taking place by potential NTGL customers. There seemed to be a high level of respect and buzz in regards to what NTGL has produced and where they are heading.

Sure I am a bit biased, but NTGLs did seem to stand out. When I first entered G2E I noticed a pinball machine that looked very similar to NTGL pinball machine but I was think it probably wasn't ours because it was sitting on some prime real estate right when attendees walked in. I approached it and sure enough, it was NTGLs pinball machine. Not only that but CasinoKat, another NTGL game was nearby also. I later found out that the G2E organizers offered that spot for NTGL for free! Why would they offer that location to showcase the NTGL for free? My thought is the games are unique and that is where the trend is going. That was a great first impression for me. NTGL got a lot more exposure than what they paid for.

I continued my walk through doors to look for NTGL booth. Pretty near the front (look at the map). I managed to play a game of pinball, meet the staff, and got a free t-shirt. I did not want to talk to them too much because I really wanted them to continue making contacts and explaining their products to potential customers of the future. There was a steady flow of interest at the NTGL booth.

I was very impressed and glad I was able to attend. Both NTEK and NTGL are in the right place at the right time.