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NetEnt announces Jumanji branded game deal

Ben Blaschke by Ben Blaschke
Sun 21 Jan 2018 at 20:59
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Leading digital gaming solutions provider NetEnt has signed an agreement with Sony Pictures Consumer Products to launch a video slot machine game based on the original Jumanji film.

The new Jumanji game, which will be released later this year, follows the recent launch of the holiday blockbuster film Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. The current film has resonated with critics and audiences alike around the globe having delivered more than US$676 million in global box office.
Henrik Fagerlund, Chief Product Officer of NetEnt, said, “Being able to secure a deal for another high-profile title showcases the moves we’re making in diversifying our roster of games.”

Jumanji joins NetEnt’s expansive branded games portfolio alongside the likes of Planet of the Apes, Guns N’ Rose™ and Motörhead Video Slot.

“The original Jumanji movie, which debuted in 1995, remains a moviegoer favorite and continues to demonstrate its cross-generational appeal more than 20 years later! Also, with the recent release of the new film, the Jumanji brand is more popular than ever. We’re excited for the game launch in 2018,” said Fagerlund.

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