NEW GAMES FROM CRYPTOLOGIC

11 July 2008

Marvel super hero slot and 4 deck multihand BJ released


The Dublin-based online gambling software provider Cryptologic has released more new games, delivering a slot with an underwater adventure theme, and the latest intense blackjack action. CryptoLogic’s newest game pack features famed Marvel Super Hero Sub-Mariner and 4 Deck Multi Hand Video Blackjack, a patent-pending product developed exclusively by the company.

“At CryptoLogic, we know there are two critical elements to online gaming success: give players a compelling experience with a game or character they know, or design a fresh take on a familiar concept,” said Brian Hadfield, CryptoLogic’s President and CEO.

“Our relationship with Marvel has enabled us to create and deliver some of the most memorable online slots with some of the world’s most recognized characters. Coupled with our patent-pending gaming innovations, CryptoLogic has aggressively positioned itself as a leader in this highly competitive space.”

Sub-Mariner, one of the first Marvel Comics legends, makes his Internet casino debut with an action-packed 25 payline online slot game, joining other popular characters, including Spider-Man, The Hulk, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man and The X-Men. Watch as the game screen is flooded, leaving Sub-Mariner to swim through each level of reels. Sink submarines and destroy battleships to save the underwater world of Atlantis during rewarding and visually-stunning interactive bonus rounds for a chance to win 5000 times the line bet – all for as little as one cent.

Fans of blackjack are in for a real treat with the launch of the latest installment of CryptoLogic’s proprietary Multi Hand Video Blackjack game: 4 Deck Multi Hand Video Blackjack. A new twist in this iteration enables players to play up to five hands at a time, against up to 50 dealer hands. Player friendly rules, including four decks per shoe, dealer standing on 17 and a tutorial feature, give this game plenty of player appeal.

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