Last week, Casino Fandango announced it had inked a deal with International Gaming Technology to install these new slot machines that not only feature this digital technology, but also have access to IGT's library of 300 games with others released monthly. Cardinal said it's just as easy as switching a desktop image on a computer. The latest and greatest, Cardinal said, are slot machines that are able to display games that were downloaded from a remote server.
Many of the slot machines inside the Casino Fandango use this digital technology, which features two computer screens instead of spinning wheels. Today, most slot machines are more and more starting to resemble video games than the clanking, mechanical contraptions that used to cover casino floors a generation ago.
'When you used to change the theme you had to physically change the glass,' Cardinal said. Changing the theme of a slot machine used to be a cumbersome experience, said Court Cardinal, the general manager of Carson City's Casino Fandango.
