deadmau5 details the real-time tech capabilities of his KAOS residency in Las Vegas

“Any DJ can come in and bring a video playback system where he’s got a VJ mashing away on buttons, but you can only do so much, because the video is video; it’s linear, it’s not modular.” Real-time output, on the other hand? “It’s something I already exercise on my massive Cube tour, so they’ve kind of been developing in tandem. I’ve been borrowing things from my Cube and putting it into this system and vice versa.”

Heard at the NIGA casino tradeshow

There was a time when the annual National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) tradeshow largely eschewed conference content. It is safe to say that the switch has defiantly flipped in this regard, as evidenced by the plethora of interesting topics covered in the conference tracks at NIGA 2019, which took place last month in San Diego.

Gaming industry supplier manufacturing clout

The global gaming supplier industry generated a total economic impact of $55.8 billion, supported more than 202,000 employees, including 61,700 direct employees, and paid out a total of $14.1 billion in wages and salaries during 2018, according to a comprehensive report released by the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM).

New slot machine content shines for Ainsworth at NIGA

Ainsworth Game Technology continues to derive a healthy revenue stream from tribal casino operators and the Indian gaming community as a whole. To maintain and grow this relationship, Ainsworth is continuously pushing new games and hardware in front of tribal gaming operators, which makes the annual NIGA tradeshow and convention a very important event for the company.