NTGL PRESS RELEASE – SEP 28, 2015 13:16 PDT – UPDATED:
Lead Engineer from “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2” will offer guidance in growth and skill-based gaming.
Las Vegas, Nevada, September 28, 2015 (Newswire) –NanoTechGaming (OTCPINK: NTGL), creators of compelling gaming experiences using the latest technology for land-based casino, consumer and arcade markets, announced today that Richard A. Baker, Technical Director of Titanfall, will be joining NanoTech’s board of directors.
Baker has worked in console and PC game development since 1996, and he has been a lead engineer on a wide range of products from Beetle Adventure Racing on the Nintendo 64 to EverQuest II, Modern Warfare, and Modern Warfare 2. The critically-acclaimed “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2” was the first videogame in history to reach over $1 billion in sales.
“Richard understands what it takes to create a compelling skill-based videogame,” said AaronHightower, President of NanoTech Gaming, “Richard also understands the challenges and pitfalls in building and maintaining a development team through explosive growth and success. We look forward to his guidance as we navigate the casino industry with NanoTech Gaming.”
“When Aaron recommended his college roommate for a position on the board of directors, I have to admit I was a little bit skeptical.” CEO Alan D. Stone of NanoTech Gaming. “But the more I learned about Richard, the more I realized that his experience and his track record for keeping successful teams together and creating significant impacts on the industry with those teams is exactly what we need to help us grow at a steady pace adding the most talented and qualified individuals at each step of the process.”
With Nevada’s passage of Senate Bill 9 in May, 2015, state legislators and gaming machine manufacturers acknowledge the need for the casino industry to evolve along with shifting player demographics and mainstream technology. NanoTech Gaming leads the casino industry by being outspoken on the issue of skill-based gaming, transparency, and equity between casino operators and players alike.
http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/2688773
Lead Engineer from “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2” will offer guidance in growth and skill-based gaming.
Las Vegas, Nevada, September 28, 2015 (Newswire) –NanoTechGaming (OTCPINK: NTGL), creators of compelling gaming experiences using the latest technology for land-based casino, consumer and arcade markets, announced today that Richard A. Baker, Technical Director of Titanfall, will be joining NanoTech’s board of directors.
Baker has worked in console and PC game development since 1996, and he has been a lead engineer on a wide range of products from Beetle Adventure Racing on the Nintendo 64 to EverQuest II, Modern Warfare, and Modern Warfare 2. The critically-acclaimed “Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2” was the first videogame in history to reach over $1 billion in sales.
“Richard understands what it takes to create a compelling skill-based videogame,” said AaronHightower, President of NanoTech Gaming, “Richard also understands the challenges and pitfalls in building and maintaining a development team through explosive growth and success. We look forward to his guidance as we navigate the casino industry with NanoTech Gaming.”
“When Aaron recommended his college roommate for a position on the board of directors, I have to admit I was a little bit skeptical.” CEO Alan D. Stone of NanoTech Gaming. “But the more I learned about Richard, the more I realized that his experience and his track record for keeping successful teams together and creating significant impacts on the industry with those teams is exactly what we need to help us grow at a steady pace adding the most talented and qualified individuals at each step of the process.”
With Nevada’s passage of Senate Bill 9 in May, 2015, state legislators and gaming machine manufacturers acknowledge the need for the casino industry to evolve along with shifting player demographics and mainstream technology. NanoTech Gaming leads the casino industry by being outspoken on the issue of skill-based gaming, transparency, and equity between casino operators and players alike.
http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/2688773
