Bravery Gaming and Konami Gaming have announced a partnership that the companies say will “revolutionize” the Coin Operated Amusement Machine (“COAM”) landscape in Georgia.
Konami, known for its class III casino games like China Shores, Jumpin’ Jalapenos, Dragon’s Law, and All Aboard, has chosen Bravery Gaming to be the exclusive distributor of its games in regulated non-casino markets, beginning with the state of Georgia.
In a press release, the partners said that by leveraging the expertise and innovation of both companies, Bravery and Konami aim to deliver “top-tier” game content to audiences that have previously been underserved in regulated non-casino markets.
Matt Reback, President of Bravery Gaming, stated: “We are thrilled to join forces with Konami Gaming, a true pioneer in the industry with an extensive library of hit games. This partnership not only highlights Bravery’s commitment to offering unparalleled gaming experiences but also demonstrates our dedication to expanding the reach of our entertainment products across various regulated markets.”
Steve Sutherland, President and Chief Executive Officer at Konami Gaming, commented: “We are committed to finding new ways to make our products available to customers in regulated markets around the globe. In Bravery, we found a partner with the integrity, vision, and commitment to product quality we were looking for to help us tap into the growing Georgia COAM market.”
As part of this collaboration, attendees of the upcoming Southern Atlantic Entertainment Expo (SAEE) gaming expo, scheduled for August 23rd and 24th in Duluth, Georgia, will have the opportunity to witness Konami’s class III casino games showcased at Bravery Gaming’s booth.
“This exhibition will provide a sneak peek into the exceptional entertainment that players can expect to enjoy in the near future,” the companies stated, noting further updates and announcements will be made.
Original article: https://www.yogonet.com/international/noticias/2023/09/06/68641-konami-gaming-partners-with-bravery-gaming-to-bring-its-games-to-regulated-noncasino-markets
