Electronic gaming system having visual cue indicia with a special symbol characteristic
AssigneeAristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited
InventorsErika Degens, Dinh Toan Tran, Oliver Crispino, Marc Mayo
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AssigneeAristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited
InventorsErika Degens, Dinh Toan Tran, Oliver Crispino, Marc Mayo
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A gaming system is described that comprises a symbol selector that selects a defined number of symbols from a set of symbols for display in a symbol display area, the set of symbols including at least one special symbol. The system also includes an outcome determiner that determines whether a winning outcome is determined to exist based on the displayed symbols, and a prize allocator that awards a prize if a winning outcome is determined to exist. If a defined condition exists during the game, the system displays visual cue indicia associated with a special symbol at a defined display location. Prior to displaying the selected symbols, the system displays a succession of symbols at the defined display location and subsequently displays a selected symbol at the defined display location. A winning outcome is determined to exist if a special symbol is selected and displayed at the defined display location.
An electronic gaming system comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium for conducting a game on a gaming machine that comprising a display, and a server comprising a processor and a memory storing a) a set of symbols including a special symbol, and b) instructions, which, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform at least the following:
A method of arranging a visual cue indicium with a special symbol characteristic on a gaming machine comprising a display, and a game controller comprising a processor and a memory, the memory storing a) a set of symbols including a special symbol, and b) instructions, which, when executed, cause the processor to initiate a feature game, the method comprising:
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