In trying to describe a particular playable game one can use different ways
to describe the machine...upright, slant-top, big bertha, skinny as well as the
company name and game type (single, multi-line, multi-dementional, TITO).
The IGT Game King platform can be configured several ways from single
games/one denomination to at least five denominations and ten game choices.
But there are also different glass configurations too. Some are generic and
others tout the casino.
Anyway, here are the colors I have used to describe Game Kings:
Aqua Blue- in floor games and the little 4x5 inch bartop glass.
Ruby Red- in some older models, that also have a large gold crown and blue
lettering.
Lime Green- used in conjuction with the Harrahs-L GK machines. I have not
seen this color anywhere else yet.
Brown/Burnt Orange pattern- really don't know what color, but is the newest
color combo I have seen.
Red- solid color, quite like the color used on Game Kings that just advertise
a single game, even though there might be several selections.
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Then there is the traditional red used on the older single game/single
denomination IGT machines, that I would call Stop-Sign Red.
Bally Gamemakers on the floor and bartops have used a Forest Green/Midnight
Black signature. The Keno Plus Gamemakers seen have a weird scheme...what is
that Battleship Grey/Fuschia?
The Golden Nugget and other casinos also have unique back-glass that
incorporate their names into IGT products...a Royal Blue with cursive gold script on
some selections. So what other colors are out there for Game KIngs? What
unique casino glass is out there?
And what about this new brown backround that is popping up on Game Kings? It
reminds me of the color my Dad painted our house about 1972. He called this
color he used "New-Baby-Shit Brown".
BS
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