Vermantia launches first Virtual Baseball game
Vermantia, leading omni-channel provider of virtual and live sports content for lotteries and licensed operators globally, today announces the launch of the first Virtual Baseball game in the industry.
Vermantia used professional baseball players, the latest motion capture technologies and advanced animation techniques to create the industry’s first Virtual Baseball game to add to its ever growing product portfolio of own and 3rd party games. Displayed in full high definition, the game features extensive close-ups of players, dynamic lighting and a spectacular baseball stadium to deliver the most realistic and engaging betting experience for customers. The game offers a variety of bet markets and customisation options, automated or live commentary in any language and a game logic adaptable to any regulatory framework.
Using Vermantia’s CONNECT Platform, lotteries and gaming operators worldwide can offer their customers access to a unique selection of 16+ virtual games through their retail, online and mobile channels.
Commenting, Yiannis Gangas, Vermantia’ s Chief Product Officer, stated: “The launch of Virtual Baseball proves Vermantia’s continuous effort to develop its product portfolio and its adaptability to address the growing needs and requirements of its customers. The product offers a fresh new look to virtual games that brings players closer to the real game viewing experience. We believe Virtual Baseball will be attractive in all geographies where baseball is a primary sport, as showcased by existing customer commitments, as well as to international licensed operators looking for a fast and engaging game with high quality graphics and unique bet markets.”
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