Big Time Gaming announces International deal with Sony Pictures Television
Pioneering online slot developer, Big Time Gaming, will design and develop one of the most anticipated branded slots games of the year based on Sony Pictures Television’s (SPT) hit game show, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.
Big Time Gaming fought off competition from some of the largest and most established studios in the world to be granted the licence from SPT.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? will debut at G2E Las Vegas in October, and will be packed with the same intelligent math and complex mechanics that has seen Big Time Gaming’s latest titles take the online casino world by storm and usurp chart-toppers such as Starburst.
Leo Vegas have bagged the exclusive launch on the 18th of November and then Millionaire will be unleashed simultaneously via Scientific Games and Microgaming Networks.
The game will be available to operators in all core regulated markets around the world.
Nik Robinson, CEO of Big Time Gaming, said: “We are delighted to have been awarded the licence for Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? and we are extremely proud of our first game offering in a series of slots with the brands key identity at the heart. Sony’s confidence in our ability to do the brand justice strengthens our market-leading position.
“Big Time Gaming is often seen as a small developer that punches above its weight, but this is further proof that the agile and streamlined nature of the business is one of our biggest advantages when it comes to launching cutting-edge games quickly.
“The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? game will showcase our latest innovations when it comes to math and game mechanics, as well as the most mind-blowing graphics we have created to date.”
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