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All Aboard™
All Aboard™, Konami Gaming, Inc.’s new premium linked progressive series, features two base games, “Dynamite Dash” and “Piggy Pennies.” In these games, players ride the rails for a symbol-driven linked progressive jackpot plus a boxcar full of credit prizes with Stay & Spin credit-collect bonus action!
The Vault™
Open up The Vault™ at Ocean Casino Resort! Enjoy the Diamond Rush bonus feature that immediately grabs the attention of all players at the bank, prompting them for a new adrenaline-pumping rate play. Steal diamonds from other players at the bank with a chance to win big in the Diamond Heist.
Fortune Coin™ – Boost
Fortune Coin™ – Boost is played on a 3×5 reel interface with stacked symbols, 243 ways to win, and a 75-credit cost to cover. It also features all-new boost coins, which increase credit awards and can enhance the free games bonus by removing up to three of the lowest-paying major symbols, or enhance the Progressive Pick Bonus by increasing progressive amounts
Dancing Drums Explosion
The dazzling imagery of Asian game theme Dancing Drums®, is restored with a gold explosion! This new slot showcases the player-favorite Fu Babies Bonus®, that continues to award the thrilling Fu Babies® jackpots and a Free Spins Bonus with an anticipative re-trigger feature. Dancing Drums Explosion also introduces players to a new Fu Babies Gold Bonus, which awards larger jackpots and a Gold Free Spins Bonus with reel expansions!
Fu Nan Fu Nu
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Fu Nan Fu Nu™ features traditional Chinese art and sounds that draw players into the game’s symbols of luck and fortune. Featuring “Fu Nan” (Lucky Boy) and “Fu Nu” (Lucky Girl) this game pays from left to right and uses the Power XStream® pay evaluation in a 3×5 reel configuration in the base game for 243 ways to win.
Ultra Hot Mega Link™
The success of red-hot Ultimate Fire Link® has ignited a new series - Ultra Hot Mega Link™, which stars a thrilling new element during the fiery, player-favorite lock and spin feature that is guaranteed to heat things up. If one or more Ultra Hot Fireball symbols land on the reels during the fired-up Ultra Hot Mega Link Feature, it will add credits, or even a Mini Jackpot, to up to five surrounding locked Fireballs, ultimately exploding the size of the feature win!
James Bond - Diamonds Are Forever
Search for diamonds on the reels for jackpots playing James Bond - Diamonds Are Forever! This action-packed stepper game features scenes from the iconic movie and a thrilling Wheel Bonus! The Wheel Bonus can award credit prizes, Diamond jackpots, the Q Bonus which grants players free spins with added Diamond symbols, or the Shaken, Not Stirred Bonus where a Martini shaker fills glasses, serving up a Diamond jackpot!
Game of Thrones
We’ve captured all the drama, spectacle and rich detail of the Emmy® award-winning Game of Thrones™ and transformed it into an unforgettable gaming experience. With terrifying dragons, epic battles, stirring music and characters both revered and reviled, players will be engrossed in the action of this four-level progressive game. It was awarded ‘Best Slot Product’ in the 15th Annual Gaming & Technology Awards in 2015 and continues to hold its position atop the throne of the slots world.
Monopoly Money
Take a trip around the Monopoly wheel with Mr. Monopoly like never before! The nostalgic board game brings the casino alive with iconic artwork and familiar themes. Get ready to pass Go! and collect on fun and excitement, give Monopoly Money a spin today!
Rakin' Bacon
Rakin’ Bacon is a fantasy Pig-themed game that features a Golden Pig in a Gold coin filled room.
River Dragons
Watch out for low-flying (and swimming) dragons! River Dragons is an elegant, bright, Asian dragon-themed game that features AGS’ new Reel Surge feature.
Temple of Fire
Wilds spread like fire across the reels. This game features a flaming Aztec theme with an innovative feature that can award many wilds at once, and three different free games options with various volatilities
The Lord of the Rings Rule Them All
Take an epic adventure through Middle-earth and join the ultimate battle between good and evil playing The Lord of the Rings™ – Rule Them All™! Based on the epic cinematic trilogy, this game includes riveting game features starring the iconic characters and is showcased on the new TwinStar J43™ with iReels cabinet. This engaging cabinet pairs a dramatic 43-inch, 4K UHD display with a reel mechanism featuring a transmissive LCD panel that allows video to be displayed over the reels for added dramatic effect. The Lord of the Rings – Rule Them All has two bet levels – the Ring Level and the Eye of Sauron Level.
Bally manufacturing not only made some of the best pinball machines but also owned many different companies. The history behind bally manufacturing and what later became starts back with Raymond Moloney.
Bally had went from Bally Manufacturing to Bally entertainment with the change of owners and focus.
History of Bally Pinball
Raymond Moloney was a salesman for Gottlieb & CO. for many years prior to getting into the pinball game himself.
He was a great salesman that got tired of waiting for new machines to be released. This when he decided to come up with his own game. The machine became the Ballyhoo, introduced in 1932.
This game was a major success, producing around 50,000 of these games. Due to the success, Raymond named the company after their hit and called it Bally. This was the beginning of Bally manufacturing which was before named Lion manufacturing.
But Bally did not focus solely on pinball machines, instead they would go on to improve slot machines also. At the time pinball games, casino games, and other household games were very popular as it offered new entertainment. But when war hit America, Bally would holt in their tracks of making any type of machine. Due to war and gambling these two factors played into making pinball illegal, forcing them to stop production.
They still ran their company and actually made airplane parts and munitions (ammo, gun parts, equipment for war). This had helped keep them afloat since the pinball industry had been seized through legal means.
And after war they went back to building some of the best machines we know today.
1950s-1970s
Throughout the 1950s they focused on making bingo machines, pay out machines and slot machines. They didn’t make too many pinball machines during this time period until after Moloney died in 1958.
Five years after his death the company was bought out by a group of investors. One year later in 1964 the company made a big leap in the slot machine industry making the first (EM). Except this was an Electro-Mechanical slot machine that soon transformed Las Vegas casinos.
At this time they bought a German company called Guenter Wulff-Apparatebau which became known as Bally Wulff. This company was focused in Germany focusing on home-based games and pushed toward casino games. They also ran a sector for Italy and Spain though most of their target was Germany.
Bally then bought Midway Manufacturing which would be their pinball section. They would focus on pinball machines and eventually arcade games. The company had also become a publicly tradable during this time. During the 1960s though they dominated the slot machine market especially, covering 90% of it.
1970s-Mid 1980s
The 70s came and they made massive steps, attempting to get into the Casino business in Atlantic City. They failed due to the head of the company, William. T O’Donnell being forced to resign.
O’Donnell had been involved with organized crime leading to his resigning. Although he denied these allegation there were many statements leading to prove this was true.
They ended up finally getting permits and licenses to open Park Place Casino in 1979. With Midway they had also entered the home computer game industry with their ‘Bally Professional Arcade’ game. This would compete with the Atari 2600 though it’s price range was higher.
From late 70s-early 80s midway was their main income mainly due to pinball. Plus entering into the arcade game development acquiring licenses for Pac-Man, Ms.Pac-Man and Space Invaders.
Some of their pinball machines at the time had been:
- Fireball 1 and 2 – 1972, 1982
- Boomerang – 1974
- Bow and Arrow – 1974
- Hokus Pokus – 1975
- Wizard! – 1975 which would transform licensing titles for pinball machines
- Capt. Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy – 1976
- Playboy – 1976
- Centaur 1 and 2 – 1979, 1981
- Mata Harri – 1979
- KISS – 1979
- Xenon – 1980
Then by the mid 80’s they really started expanding, most likely thanks to their pinball successes.
They bought the Six Flags chain in 1983, Health and Tennis Corporation of America, and opened up their own Health and Fitness Gyms. Then Bought MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, Mgm Grand Reno and Golden Nugget in Atlantic City. All of these hotels had become rebranded under the Bally name after purchasing.
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They definitely diversified their portfolio in the matter of twenty some years.
End of the 1980s – Today
But by the end of the 80’s in 1988 they had to sell their Six Flags chain and gave up their pinball sector.
Midway was sold to Williams although they still continued to use the name of Bally for their Midway productions. This was most likely due to the success the name had created with their previous machines.
This where you see many legendarytitles come out of under the Bally name such as:
- Harley-Davidson – 1991
- The Addams Family – 1992
- Black Rose – 1992
- Creature From The Black Lagoon – 1992
- Doctor Who – 1992
- Twilight Zone – 1993
- Judge Dredd – 1993
- World Cup Soccer – 1994
- Theatre Of Magic – 1995
- Attack From Mars – 1995
- Indianapolis 500 – 1995
- Cirquis Voltaire – 1997
- NBA Fastbreak – 1997 allowed two machines to connect together to play head-to-head.
- The Champion Pub – 1998
- Cactus Canyon – 1998
- Revenge From Mars- 1999 introduced pinball 2000 with new technology.
But Williams did not have much more life in the pinball industries toward the end of the 1990s. Despite the classic titles produced, the pinball industry was dyeing out and so was Bally.
In 1995 Alliance Gaming bought Bally Gaming International and changed the name to Bally Technologies.
The end was approaching as they attempted to bring more people in with their Pinball 2000 concept on Revenge from Mars. It had been the most advanced with a screen display backglass and holographic targets. It had sold 6,500 machines, but their next Pinball 2000 machine Star Wars had flopped.
And by 1999 WMS industries which was the parent company of Williams had cut their pinball production.
In 2005 though WMS had made a deal with The Play Factory to sell the rights and licenses. This allowed the Australian company to re-manufacture Bally Pinball machines. It also granted them the right to use new hardware systems under the Bally Brand.
Today the Bally Technologies is run by Scientific Gaming producing casino style machines.