The new A560 family took centre stage at Ainsworth’s booth at ICE 2012, featuring the Dragon and Lights Camera Action link progressives, as well as the company’s new GamePlus range of games.

The launch of the phenomenal Multi-Win 1 and Multi-Win 2 packages was also a highlight of the show.

According to Ainsworth, Dragon impressed show goers with another market first concept as scatter combinations not only trigger the free games feature, they create a double hit of excitement by simultaneously revealing any one of three potential standalone progressive levels. During free games, the appearance of scatters continue triggering more free games and more progressives, and all at the same time. Dragon is a 20-line and 25-line game for the 1c market, available in the dual screen A560 with an “outstanding” signage package and also the unique triple screen Super A560.

Lights Camera Action, meanwhile, includes three levels of progressives – a 10 free games feature with a bonus sixth reel and stacked bonus symbols offering big wins across all lines. With three titles to choose from - Hollywood Hype, Action Packed and Sweet Dreams - players are “sure to find a star to light up the stage,” said the company. Lights Camera Action is a 40/50-line game for the 1c market, available in the dual screen A560 and also the triple screen Super A560.

The introduction of Ainsworth’s latest A560 cabinet, The Mega Top, proved a key draw at ICE. This new 32ins LCD top box boasts event-driven LED lighting. Standing over 7ft tall with six levels of progressives, the Mega Top range is desgned to offer an imposing centrepiece for any gaming floor. It was launched with the new progressive brand Players Paradise Platinum, the next extension in Ainsworth’s successful Players Paradise jackpot series.

Ainsworth’s CEO, Danny Gladstone, said: “The entire Ainsworth team is very excited by the results at ICE and we are all working very hard to continue proving our commitment to achieving the number one Australian product performer in global markets.”