Konami debuts new Concerto video upright cabinet

“Showcasing the largest video screen size in its class, Concerto gives patrons a premium cinematic gambling experience while maintaining a standard footprint size and strong cost value,” said Eduardo Aching, vice president, international sales at Konami.

With a focus on customer experience and entertainment value, Concerto combines top-tier technology for operators to deliver next generation gaming content that attracts patrons from every angle. The cabinet’s most recognizable feature is its signature holographic side lighting. This vibrant and prismatic hardware effect is uniquely positioned just outside the lower video screen to attract players from afar without becoming a distraction when they sit down at the machine.

“Concerto is now arriving at casinos across the globe and initial feedback is outstanding,” said Aching. “The cinematic 27-inch monitors really stand out, the debut themes are showing strong popularity, the graphic interface is pristine sharp, and all of the unique elements are combining for an exciting package.”

Konami’s Concerto boasts a powerful new KP3+ platform that leverages enhanced processing speed and resolution to deliver custom game art and animation to every LCD display, from the digital topper down through the DynamicDash button panel. Concerto’s KP3+ international debut themes include Chili Chili Fire and Dragon’s Law Twin Fever, with an aggressive pipeline of additional themes currently in approvals and production. No to mention, Concerto is backwards compatible with most all KP3 platform themes to provide a myriad of proven Konami game themes that casino players worldwide recognize and enjoy.

“Both in terms of game theme performance and long-term product value, the new Concerto cabinet is already proving to be a must-have for casino operators. All the custom elements you discover with the new Concerto games support a unique high-entertainment experience that resonates with the nature of today’s casino gambling customers,” said Aching.