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IGT's leading brands and top performing games go mobile
Elvis® A Little More Action, Wolf Run™ and Kitty Glitter™ optimized for the industry's fastest growing sector and available through IGT rgs® Casino series.
By: PR Newswire
Nov. 19, 2012 04:00 AM
LONDON, Nov. 19, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- International Game Technology (NYSE: IGT), a global leader in casino gaming entertainment and systems technology, today announced a major strengthening of its mobile offering with the release of Elvis® A Little More Action, Wolf Run™ and Kitty Glitter™. Ready to play on iOS and Android smartphone and tablet devices, all three titles are available via the IGT rgs® (remote game server). Each supports portrait and landscape orientation. Each game also amps the excitement with its own unique audio. Elvis® A Little More Action, which features audio from one of the king's most recognizable hits, A Little Less Conversation, is a 50-payline slot game with Stacked Wilds™ and super-rich reels in the Free Spins Bonus™, where up to 255 free spins can be triggered. IGT classics Wolf Run™ and Kitty Glitter™ bring two of the company's all-time best performers to handheld devices. Wolf Run™ is a 40-payline slot game with Stacked Wilds™ and a Free Spins Bonus™. Kitty Glitter™ features 30 paylines and a Free Spins Bonus™ where all four cat symbols can become wild. "The size of the mobile market is expanding by the day and a selection of superior branded content and consistently high performing games helps make IGT a driving force behind this growth," said Leigh Nissim, IGT commercial director of Interactive. "Choosing the right casino game supplier in the world of mobile gaming is crucial – our experience, expertise and compliance record at IGT is second to none." IGT Resources:
About IGT © EPE, Reg. U.S. Pat & TM Off. Kitty Glitter and Wolf Run are trademarks or registered trademarks of IGT and/or its subsidiaries in the U.S. and/or other countries, and are used with permission. SOURCE IGT
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