The company ships on average about 10 percent to 14 percent a year among slot manufacturers, said Steve Sutherland, Konami Gaming’s chief operating officer and executive vice president. The release has generated excitement at Konami, which was been licensed in Nevada since 2000, and is ranked fourth among slot machine manufacturers. The game, in which a frog navigates a road and river-crossing course, turned into a home video game and is considered a classic game that spans generations.

If all goes well, the games will be released in other casinos over the next 60 days.įrogger is licensed from Konami Digital Entertainment (a sister company of Japanese parent company Konami Holding Corp.) that launched the game into video arcades in 1981. The slots were installed earlier this month in California and will be added to the Aquarius hotel-casino in Laughlin this month. Konami Gaming recently installed its Frogger-themed slot machines in The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas as part of a test run. Daniel Clark/Las Vegas Review-Journal Follow Las Vegas slot manufacturer is turning to its corporate roots to launch its next slot machine and additional ones in the future to grow its market share in Nevada and the rest of North America. Signage adorns the exterior of Konami Gaming headquarters in Las Vegas on Tuesday, May 17, 2016.

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