Major new games launch
News on 25 Mar 2011
News on 25 Mar 2011
Online gambling game developers NextGen Gaming has announced bet365 as its first partner in the launch of a number of Aristocrat’s famous and popular land-based slot titles.
NextGen Gaming will continue to bring Aristocrat’s portfolio of advanced slot gaming content to regulated online markets via partnerships with top operators going forward, a company spokesman said this week.
Four classic titles are currently live: Queen Of The Nile 2, Lucky 88, Where’s The… Gold and leading branded title Zorro. Two additional proven games are in production, Red Baron and Big Ben.
All titles have been optimised for online play and are available to operators via NextGen Gaming’s platform-agnostic approach.
“We’re delighted to be part of bet365’s release of the first of Aristocrat’s market-leading slots content for the online market,” said Matt Davey, CEO of NextGen Gaming. “Aristocrat’s mature, proven product and NextGen’s network of major e-gaming operators, serviced via multiple platform partners, provides broad distribution of unbeatable content.”
Steve Ibberson, managing director – gaming at bet365 said: “We are delighted to have launched the first of our Aristocrat titles with our partners at NextGen Gaming. Aristocrat’s games are favourites with players across the globe and we are excited to be pioneers in offering them to our players online.”
“As the online gaming industry matures, players are looking for premium slot content that provides an overall richer gaming experience. Aristocrat has been developing great game titles for the global casino market since 1956 and we want to offer our superior game quality and range to the regulated online market,” said Gillian Findlay, Aristocrat’s general manager of group strategy and online gaming.
“NextGen Gaming has demonstrated their ability to bring our proven games online with the launch of these initial titles, and we look forward to subsequent roll-outs via NextGen’s established relationships with the world’s leading online operators.”
