Konami Gaming announced that it will highlight new modules for its Synkros casino management system at Global Gaming Expo. The collection of new Synkros products will be available for attendees to test and explore through a complete systems demo environment, spanning everything from marketing promotions and bonusing applications to reporting capabilities and mobile solutions.
Guests at G2E will experience Synkros’ True-Time Windowing technology, which allows operators to launch unique True-Time Tournament games on any video-based gaming machine by blending both system and game content on the game screen without interrupting play. This functionality makes way for products like Konami’s new SynkStart.
Built to compliment Synkros’ existing Player-on-Demand functionality, SynkStart allows groups of players to enter bonus tournament play simultaneously. Both options are fluidly managed on the back end for complete visibility and ease of use.
Konami will also be unveiling two new game themes now available through True-Time Tournaments: “Fruit Funds” and “Hero Collection.” Both will complement Konami’s popular “Midway Madness” to help operators keep marketing offers fresh throughout the year. On top of that, a customizable leaderboard will be released, which allows casinos to showcase their unique branding or marketing campaign on any auxiliary display screen associated with their tournament event.
Guests at G2E will also discover new updates to Synkros’ Konetic Employee App for iOS and Android, which combines the advantage of Synkros’ real-time data capabilities with on-the-go mobility. Konami’s Konetic Mobile Employee App will be introducing a new Slot Dispatch function to the Konetic Employee App that equips slot attendants and technicians with EGM alerts and service requisitions from anywhere on the property through their mobile device for optimal service and efficiency.
These and many more high-profile Synkros releases will be displayed alongside a broad variety of exciting new games at Konami booth No. 1154 at G2E.
