Gaming machine and method for displaying an expanded plurality of active symbols on a mechanical reel
AssigneeAristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited
InventorsRyan Cuddy, Lyndsay Nelson Berger
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AssigneeAristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited
InventorsRyan Cuddy, Lyndsay Nelson Berger
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An electronic gaming machine may include a plurality of mechanical reels, each of which may include a plurality of symbols. The electronic gaming machine may also include a processor configured execute instructions stored on a memory. When the processor executes the instructions, the processor may control a first mechanical reel of the plurality of mechanical reels to spin and stop on a first stop position relative to a centerline, such that the first mechanical reel displays a first plurality of active symbols. In addition, the processor may execute the instructions to control a second mechanical reel of the plurality of mechanical reels to spin and stop on a second stop position relative to the centerline. In at least one embodiment, the second stop position may be vertically offset from the first stop position, such that the second mechanical reel displays a second plurality of active symbols greater than the first plurality of active symbols displayed by the first mechanical reel.
An electronic gaming machine comprising:
A method for presenting a wagering game on an electronic gaming machine, the electronic gaming machine comprising a plurality of mechanical reels, each mechanical reel of the plurality of mechanically reels including a plurality of symbols, the plurality of mechanical reels being controlled by one or more stepper motors configured to spin and stop the plurality of mechanical reels during game play, and a processor, the electronic gaming machine presenting a visible portion of each of the mechanical reels of the plurality of mechanical reels after a spin, the method comprising:
An article of manufacture comprising a tangible, non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium having instructions stored thereon, which when executed by a processor, cause the processor to at least:
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