PacificNet receives order for gaming machines from new client in Macau
PactGames has made partial delivery to the new client and the performance of these machines has been above average so far. Further terms of the deal were not disclosed for competitive reasons.
"We are very excited to receive this order placing our gaming machines in a new client location," said Tony Tong, Chairman of PactGames. "We feel our machines will do very well when put head-to-head with machines from other suppliers due to the fact that our machines are specifically designed for Asian gamers with localized player instruction and marketing material in Chinese,” Tong added.
“We are confident that our Macau and Asian operator clients will be happy with the price-performance of our gaming machines and come back for repeat orders in the near future," Tong concluded.
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