Incredible Technologies, Inc.

Richard A Ditton

Bryan C McVey

Daniel J Schrementi

Omar Torres

Daniel John Whelan

Scott J Schoenberg

George Biggs

Larry Hodgson

Matthew Randazzo

Elaine A Hodgson

Electronic gaming machine

An electronic gaming machine and method for detecting player emotion and generating sensory output. The machine and method featuring a processor, control circuitry and instructions stored on a computer readable medium. The instructions being executable by the processor to execute a game program and having stored data associating a player condition with a predetermined sensory output. During play of the game, the processor registering information regarding a detected condition, comparing the information to the stored data and implementing the sensory output where the information is associated with the predetermined sensory output.

Electronic gaming machine and method for detecting player emotion and generating sensory output

A system and method for synchronizing indicators of electronic gaming machines. The system providing a plurality of electronic gaming machines each having a control array and at least one electronic display operatively connected thereto, at least one lighting device operatively connected to the plurality of gaming machines and control circuitry, including a programmable processor, operatively connected to the lighting device. The lighting device having elements to present synchronized lighting effects at the plurality of gaming machines, the synchronized lighting effects including an attract mode and an emotive mode. The system registering a condition on at least one gaming machine and electrically transmitting a signal to the lighting device. The lighting device initiating a predetermined lighting effect at the plurality of machines in response to the registered condition.

System and method for synchronizing indicators associated with a plurality of gaming machines

An electronic gaming machine has a virtual reel with a plurality of predetermined fixed game elements. Each gaming element of the plurality of gaming elements is displayable in a visual viewing position when in an in-play orientation. When in the in-play orientation each game element has a depiction, when in said visual viewing position, which differs from another depiction of that same game element when that same game element is displayed in the in-play orientation in said visual viewing position. Virtual flaps provide for the differing depictions.

Gaming machine and method of play with split-flap reels

A gaming system and method that analyzes and evaluates a player's play input in accordance with a statistically optimal play and generates an acknowledgement where the play input is consistent with an optimum play in response to a particular game condition. The gaming system features at least one display device, at least one player input device, at least one programmable processor coupled to the display device and at least one storage unit coupled to the processor. The storage unit stores a plurality of instructions executable by the programmable processor for performing the method.

Apparatus and method for playing a game

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Kildeer, IL, United States of America

Richard A Ditton