New 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' Slot to be Introduced at G2E 2019

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New 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' Slot to be Introduced at G2E 2019

Aristocrat's landmark EDGE X™ cabinet has players on the EDGE of their seats with excitement, and now the company has licensed Star Trek: The Next Generation from CBS Consumer Products for a new game that will further expand the cabinet's enviable library of leading content.

Aristocrat's all-new EDGE X™ cabinet features two stacked, horizontal, curved 43" LCD screens displaying panoramic views, with stereo symphonic surround sound and a virtual button deck, all in a cabinet that occupies a larger-than-life footprint.
Aristocrat has licensed Star Trek: The Next Generation from CBS Consumer Products for a new slot game to appear on Aristocrat’s EDGE X™ cabinet. The game makes its premiere at next month’s Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas in Aristocrat’s booth #1133.
Aristocrat has licensed Star Trek: The Next Generation from CBS Consumer Products for a new slot game to appear on Aristocrat’s EDGE X™ cabinet. The game makes its premiere at next month’s Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas in Aristocrat’s booth #1133.

Attendees at next month's Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas can experience the game in Aristocrat's booth #1133. Aristocrat will also showcase the SHOWTIME / CBS Consumer Products licensed slot game Billions™, which appears on Aristocrat's innovative flame55™ cabinet.

"We are big fans of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and our design and development teams have taken that inspiration and combined it with their passion for play. The result is an innovative game featuring sights and sounds from the series that takes full advantage of the EDGE X cabinet's cinematic design, and will entertain long-time fans and newer fans alike," said Jon Hanlin, Vice President Commercial Strategy, Gaming Operations.

About Aristocrat
Aristocrat Technologies Inc. is a subsidiary of Aristocrat Leisure Limited (ASX: ALL), a global games leader with more than 6,000 employees. The company is licensed in around 300 gaming jurisdictions, operates in more than 90 countries, and offers a unique blend products and services. The company's mission is to bring joy to life through the power of play. Its values are rooted in creativity and technology, and the company has a rich history of innovation that has shaped the gaming industry over many decades. For further information, visit the company's website at www.aristocrat-us.com.

About CBS Consumer Products
CBS Consumer Products manages worldwide licensing and merchandising for a diverse slate of television brands and series from CBS, CBS Television Studios and CBS Television Distribution, as well as from the company's extensive library of titles, Showtime and CBS Films.  Additionally, the group oversees online sales of programming merchandise.  For more information, visit www.cbsconsumerproducts.com.

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