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Um, you know, credit to Gaming Arts on that.

Uh, Aruze's Summit Reach presents really, really well with that massive wall sign package.

Very big, and I know a lot of operators are gonna struggle to find places for it.

Uh, but it presents really well, and the graphics on it are fantastic.

I love the Globe from AGS.

I think it's beautiful.

I love the Summit Reach from Aruze.

I can go down the list.

Grainger, for the ones who get it done.

Aruze introduced this game five years ago.

And essentially, it was an automated craps game.

In case you don't know, craps games were promised for casinos because your dealers had to know math and had to be good at doing the game.

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Hearts from the New World, developed by Nautilus, published by XSEED Games in North America, Aruze in Japan, and Ghostlight in Europe, and came out in 2006 in North America, 2005 in Japan for the PS2, and has never been seen since, which is a shame.

Yeah, Nautilus in general, this is their last game, I believe, before they went and became a pachinko company.

Didn't know that.

Now it's available.

We just installed Aruze's Reach Cabinet, which looks like a big video wall, but there's interaction between the game and the sign.

So when you go into the bonus, that game takes over all elements of the sign.

So it's a much more immersive experience.