PRODUCT NEWS
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| Queen of the Nile™ sails into Spain |
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| 16 Dec 2009 . BY Mark Edmonds |
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Aristocrat Technologies has launched its five-reel videoslot game, Queen of the Nile™ into the Spanish gaming street sector.
Carrying an Egyptian theme, the game incorporates Cleopatra, pyramids, effigies and beetles, as well as the usual 'royals' and ace-to-nine symbols.
Players can win on up to five win lines at a time, with payouts varying according to the symbols matched.
Those that land on a golden pyramid two spins in a row are then rewarded with a re-spin feature, which holds the reels containing the pyramids whilst spinning the other three for an extra chance at winning.
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| PRODUCT NEWS |
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| Maurer Rides introduces Spike Waterfight |
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| Rollercoaster and ride designer and manufacturer Maurer Rides has announced its latest
concept, the Spike Waterfight, which allows spectators and rollercoaster riders to soak one
another with water cannons.
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| Triotech launches new dark ride Primordial |
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| Media based attractions creator Triotech has announced the opening of its latest
attraction, a next generation interactive dark coaster installed at Lagoon Park in Salt
Lake City, Utah, US. |
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| Small Footprint, Big Significance: Studio City Water Park |
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| Long known for its fancy casinos, Macau realized within the past decade that it must
diversify its tourism scene to attract new crowds. With the ambition of becoming the
leisure hub of China’s 72-million strong Greater Bay Area, the city began adding shows,
attractions, and family-friendly hotels. But the offering that truly stands out with fun
for everyone is Studio City Water Park – Macau’s first stand-alone water park, with all
the water slides and aquatic play structures supplied by WhiteWater. |
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| How surf simulators are transforming the experience economy |
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| The experience economy, driven by evolving consumer trends, is poised for continued growth
in the coming years. Millennials have been at the forefront of this shift, favouring
memorable experiences over material possessions. This preference has extended to other
generations as well, indicating a broader adoption of experience-focused spending habits
in the attractions sector. |
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