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Novomatic to launch Chinese games at G2E Asia 2010

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Austria’s Novomatic Group says it will use G2E Asia 2010 in Macau to launch a range of games specifically designed for Chinese players and fully translated into Chinese.

The featured games on display at Cotai Expo at booth number 1113 will be: Lucky Lady’s Charm deluxe, Book of Ra deluxe, Sizzling Hot 8, 8 Jewels, Chicago, Indian Spirit and Xtra 8.

The company adds it will also display a special range of Super-V+ Gaminator cabinets with games exclusive to the Asian market. They will be available with multi-language options, including Chinese.

A Novomatic speciality—multi-game mixes—will be presented in the Super-V+ Gaminator cabinets and also in the new NOVOSTAR SL2 slant top cabinet, making its debut in Macau.

The NOVOSTAR range was launched at this year’s International Gaming Expo in London. Novomatic says the cabinet is well on the way to becoming an industry favourite. It’s available in three versions: NOVOSTAR® SL1 with one monitor for multiplayer installations; NOVOSTAR® SL2 with two monitors and NOVOSTAR® SL3, featuring three monitors, for classic video slot gaming.

Novomatic says the NOVOSTAR® SL cabinet series was designed to maximise player enjoyment and comfort. The innovative Flip Screen Feature on the SL2 and SL3 allows the player to flip the main screen from the bottom to the top monitor. There’s also an additional start button built into the footrest to complement the high quality sound system and high definition touch screens.

Jens Halle, Managing Director of Austrian Gaming Industries, said: “G2E Asia, as the major Asian gaming show, offers the ideal opportunity to present our products and services to the decision makers of the Asian growth markets.

“I am convinced that our internationally proven and top performing products offer highly attractive benefits and true assets for operators throughout the region.”

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