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Aristocrat taps ANZ market with exclusive content and innovations at AGE 2026

AGBrief Editorial AGBrief EditorialAugust 3, 2026 · 2 min read
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Aristocrat is preparing for a standout presence at the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) 2026, where it will unveil a host of ANZ-first products and solutions tailored to the needs of local customers.

Featuring exciting new brands, hardware and game titles from Aristocrat Gaming™, alongside customer experience innovations from Aristocrat Interactive™, visitors can expect a comprehensive showcase of the company’s latest advancements from 11-13 August at the ICC.

Phoenix Link, the follow-up to the global hit Dragon Link™, which celebrates 10 years in market, will debut in Australia at AGE, showcasing popular player-favourite features and backed by a strong track record of international performance.  

Available in NSW and ACT, Phoenix Link expands on the proven Hold & Spin feature with exciting new twists and enhanced gameplay.  Exclusively on The Baron Portrait cabinet with innovative signage to amplify attention, Phoenix Link will be sure to raise the entertainment level on customer floors nationwide.

Supporting the exclusive Phoenix Link brand, The Baron Portrait cabinet continues the legacy of technological excellence and innovation, including dynamic lighting, advanced display monitors, and sleek design elements to enhance venue floors. 

David Ronson, Managing Director of Aristocrat Gaming ANZ
David Ronson

“We’re constantly innovating to create the best entertainment experiences for our customers and their players.  At AGE, we are proud to officially debut Phoenix Link and unveil a series of new titles and brands that continue to define Aristocrat as a leader in content and innovation,” said David Ronson, Managing Director of Aristocrat Gaming ANZ. “Since the launch of The Baron cabinet, we’ve seen exceptional performance and customer engagement. We’re excited to continue raising the bar with a powerful lineup of new content that combines innovation, entertainment and proven player appeal.”

Other titles being showcased at AGE including:

  • Dragon Squadron introduces a bold new fleet of games, built around a stunning dragon fighter plane theme.
  • Dragon Vault unleashes a powerful gameplay experience, featuring an enhanced Hold & Spin mechanic with 3 iconic coloured Dragons – powerful on their own but game-changing together – these Dragon bonuses combine to take gameplay to the next level and elevate the player experience.
  • Buffalo Strike evolves the globally iconic ‘Buffalo’ brand, built around a strong Hold & Spin and Repeat Win gameplay experience. Enhanced by ‘Silver Buffalos’ that boost prize values, this international hit will deliver engaging mechanics designed to resonate with local players.
  • Mo’ Mummy will also make its regional debut in Australia. Built around the US player-favourite ‘Cash Collect’ mechanic, the family combines a distinctive spooky theme with a mix of volatility profiles, and gameplay styles to deliver broad player appeal.
  • Dragon Empire debuts in the Australian market, building on the existing global success of Thunder Empire™. As the next evolution of this top-performing brand, the family introduces an exciting dragon theme and enhanced mechanics, making it a must-see on the tradeshow floor.
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Complementing Aristocrat Gaming’s showcase, Aristocrat Interactive’s CXS (Systems) business will reinforce its position as a leading systems partner for NSW venues.

Supported by continuous investment in product innovation and customer success, the platform delivers robust capabilities spanning player engagement, loyalty, membership management, and real-time business intelligence.

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