Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited

Upinder Dhaliwal

Nicholas O'Sullivan

Dinh Toan Tran

Oliver Crispino

Paul Lombardo

Thomas Elson

Romit Aggarwal

Emily Chew

Amy Batsiokis

Alessandro Sidoti

Philip Seifert

Hiram Yu

Lauren Chapple

Hanson Santoso

Gaurav Goel

Paul Connelly

Robbert Van Elven

Sandeep Saharawat

Patrick Petrella, Iii

Eric Droukas

Saurabh Kalra

Sunil Singh

Ravi Khatri

Conducting a feature game based on an active feature state includes displaying a plurality of feature game indicators that indicate respective ones of the current feature states and a feature game to which the respective ones of the current feature states correspond. A defined number of the current feature states to be active for a game instance of a spinning reel game is selected. The display is controlled to visually indicate in connection with the feature game indicators, which of the plurality of feature states were selected to be active feature states for the game instance. An outcome is determined in accordance with the selected symbols for the game instance. Upon a trigger condition for an active feature state being met by the outcome, the feature game is conducted in accordance with the feature state.

Gaming device with activatable feature states

A virtualization system is that comprises a display configured to display a representation of a real-world gaming area with physical objects. A user selects and adds one or more virtual electronic gaming machines (EGMs) to the gaming area representation to generate a mixed reality gaming area. Each virtual EGM added to the mixed reality gaming area can be moved to a desired location and rotated to a desired orientation. Each virtual EGM added to the to the mixed reality gaming area is also shown implementing a game that may also be selected by the user. The user is provided with a representation on the tablet computer of the mixed reality gaming area that includes the specific EGMs implementing the specific game, where the specific EGMs can be added or replaced at one or more virtual locations.

Visualization system for creating a mixed reality gaming environment

An electronic gaming device comprising a display device, at least one input mechanism, a processor, and a memory storing a plurality of reel strips, and instructions which cause the processor to: select symbols from the reel strips for display at a plurality of symbol positions; display the symbols selected at the symbol positions; in response to a trigger condition being met, initiate an icon selection instance from which one prize of a set of prizes may be awarded, wherein each prize has an associated prize symbol; determine whether to remove one or more prizes from the set of prizes; display a plurality of selectable icons, each of the icons representing a prize; visually remove the one or more prizes; receive selections of the icons until an end condition of a plurality of end conditions is met; and provide an award.

Electronic gaming device with icon selection removal feature utilizing a special effects animation

Determining a fit of a real-world electronic gaming machine (EGM) using a virtual representation of an EGM includes obtaining the virtual representation, obtaining sensor data for a real-world environment in which the virtual representation is to be presented, and detecting one or more surfaces in the real-world environment based on the sensor data. A determination is made that the virtual representation of the electronic gaming machine fits within the real-world environment in accordance with the real-world dimensions and the detected one or more surfaces. The virtual representation is presented in a mixed reality environment such that the virtual representation is blended into a view of a real-world environment along the one or more surfaces.

An electronic gaming machine includes a game controller that executes instructions stored in a memory which cause the game controller to display, on a display of the gaming machine, a plurality of jackpots and a plurality of bonus meters. The instructions also cause the game controller to display, on the display, a plurality of player selectable symbols and to receive a player selection of at least one of the player selectable symbols. In response to receiving the player selection, the selected a jackpot symbol is revealed in place of the selected player selectable symbol, and the game controller adds a prize amount to the bonus meter of the jackpot corresponding to the revealed jackpot symbol. When at least a predefined number of jackpot symbols are revealed, both of a value of the jackpot corresponding to the jackpot symbols and an accumulated value of the associated bonus meter are awarded to a player.

Gaming machine having a jackpot resulting from player selection of a plurality of selectable icons

Display screen or portion thereof with transitional graphical user interface

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Sydney, Australia

Upinder Dhaliwal