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Jumbo: Going fishing with Gaming Arts in N. America

Gaming Arts is pleased to announce it has entered into a distribution partnership with Jumbo Technology Co, where Gaming Arts will be the exclusive distributor for Jumbo casino games in North America.

AGBrief Editorial AGBrief EditorialDecember 17, 2021 · 1 min read
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Gaming Arts is pleased to announce it has entered into a distribution partnership with Jumbo Technology Co.

Under this agreement, Gaming Arts will be the exclusive distributor for certain Jumbo casino games in North America.

Headquartered in Taiwan, Jumbo has been a major force in the gaming space across Asia for over 25 years.

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Ocean Phoenix, ARK-65

The first product to be launched is the amazing Ocean Phoenix multiplayer fishing game display at G2E 2021. This game has taken Asia by storm with game mechanics never before seen in North America. The platform for Ocean Phoenix is the massive ARK-65 six-seater gaming cabinet.

“We believe the Ocean Phoenix fishing game will be in casinos, combining theme activities for every casino to enhance players’ entertainment experience. We are very excited to partner with Gaming Arts and we are ready for the North America market,” according to Millie Chiang, marketing manager at Jumbo.

“This is an exciting announcement for Gaming Arts,” said Mike Dreitzer, CEO of Gaming Arts. “We are honored to partner with our friends at Jumbo, as we bring their product into the North American market.

The Ocean Phoenix game is an extraordinarily fun and unique game that is unlike any other, so we are eager to get customer feedback,” Dreitzer concluded.

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