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Hope David is moving towards this with NTGL >>Skill-based gaming is invading Atlantic City.
Scientific Games Corp., the Las Vegas-based maker of slots and table games, has launched Space Invaders, its first skill-based slot game, at Caesars Entertainment Corp. casinos Harrah’s and Bally’s in the New Jersey gambling resort.
“Space Invaders game will debut in Atlantic City this week,” said Rich Broome, a Caesars spokesperson. “We expect this period of experimentation will continue for the next few years.”
Space Invaders ”will soon be available in additional jurisdictions” in the U.S., Scientific Games added in a statement Thursday. The game will land in Las Vegas casinos sometime this summer, said Scientific Games company spokeswoman Susan Cartwright.
Scientific Games is at least the fourth company to put skill-based machines on U.S. casino floors in the past seven months as the industry seeks to discover what type of games will attract younger generations skipping traditional slots.
GameCo launched skill-based games in Atlantic City in November while Gamblit and Konami this year put machines in casinos on the Strip. Konami’s skill-based Frogger is also based on a popular video game.
Popular game
Scientific Games new release is based on the popular, 1978 arcade game Space Invaders developed by Japanese engineer Tomohiro Nishikado and manufactured by Taito Corp., which still owns the rights.
Scientific Games Corp., the Las Vegas-based maker of slots and table games, has launched Space Invaders, its first skill-based slot game, at Caesars Entertainment Corp. casinos Harrah’s and Bally’s in the New Jersey gambling resort.
“Space Invaders game will debut in Atlantic City this week,” said Rich Broome, a Caesars spokesperson. “We expect this period of experimentation will continue for the next few years.”
Space Invaders ”will soon be available in additional jurisdictions” in the U.S., Scientific Games added in a statement Thursday. The game will land in Las Vegas casinos sometime this summer, said Scientific Games company spokeswoman Susan Cartwright.
Scientific Games is at least the fourth company to put skill-based machines on U.S. casino floors in the past seven months as the industry seeks to discover what type of games will attract younger generations skipping traditional slots.
GameCo launched skill-based games in Atlantic City in November while Gamblit and Konami this year put machines in casinos on the Strip. Konami’s skill-based Frogger is also based on a popular video game.
Popular game
Scientific Games new release is based on the popular, 1978 arcade game Space Invaders developed by Japanese engineer Tomohiro Nishikado and manufactured by Taito Corp., which still owns the rights.
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