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The slant-top member of the Helix family, built for players who sit low and play long. A 23-inch frameless main screen sits under a 32-inch topper, both 1080p, and Aristocrat designed the deck height around the reach of both male and female players, then added a padded bolster, extra leg room and a purse hook. The button deck is a programmable LCD, so the buttons change with the game, and the cabinet runs on Aristocrat's Gen8 Helix platform.
Aristocrat's Arc comes in two heights on the same footprint. The Arc Single has one curved 42-inch HD portrait screen and was meant for stand-alone games in every segment; the Arc Double stacks two curved 42-inch HD touchscreens with 5.1 surround sound and was kept for premium licensed titles. The Double arrived alongside Aristocrat's 2015 Caesars deal and reached Europe at ICE London in 2016, where banks could be set in straight rows or round carousels with lit, branded end pieces.
The Helix upright launched in 2014 as the base of a three-cabinet family that also includes the slant and the Super Screen. Two 23-inch LED-backlit 1080p screens float in frameless "Infinity Edge" bezels, with pinstripe and rear ambient lighting, four speakers plus a subwoofer, and a programmable LCD button deck. It runs on Aristocrat's Gen8 Helix platform, works with every major casino management system and is finished in champagne nickel that hides fingerprints.
Helix+ keeps the Helix footprint but moves up to two 27-inch full-HD screens, which Aristocrat says adds 40 percent more viewing area. A virtual button deck comes standard, and security and service access were reworked. Operators were already running it by G2E in September 2017; it reached Macau in November 2017 and Europe at ICE London in February 2018.
The slant-top Helix+: Aristocrat's 2017 sell sheet gives it a 27-inch full HD frameless display on an ergonomic slant cabinet, built on the same footprint as the Helix Slant so it fits existing banks. It stands 1641 mm tall, 717 mm wide and 739 mm deep, runs on 100–240 V and draws about 180 W at 115 V. We carry the Helix+ as both a slant and an upright.
The widescreen Viridian moved Aristocrat's popular Viridian from a 19-inch screen to a 22-inch high-resolution LCD, about a quarter more picture, on the GEN 7 platform. It added stronger sound with a subwoofer, a 13-button low-profile panel, edge lighting driven by the game and a recessed belly for legroom, and it sits on the same base as the older Viridian. It was unveiled at NIGA in April 2010 and was on the Galaxy Macau floor when that casino opened in 2011.
Aristocrat's Flame 55, written flame55 by the maker, is a portrait video slot built around a single 55-inch LCD with a double curve that Aristocrat describes as flame-shaped. The screen is 4K-ready and shows a seamless, edge-to-edge picture. Aristocrat showed the cabinet at G2E 2017 in Las Vegas. Players get a virtual LED button deck and 2.1 stereo sound, and the cabinet edges carry individually controlled LED lighting.
Screen
One 55-in double-curved LCD, portrait, 4K-readyMFR
Format
Portrait video slot with a seamless, edge-to-edge screen; comes with signage, spacers and wedges, plus sound chairsMFR
Source tags: MFR = the manufacturer's published documents · REG = a regulator's document · press / dealer = not yet confirmed by the manufacturer.
1953Founded in Sydney, Australia
North RydeHeadquarters, New South Wales
US$1.28BVGT purchase, 2014
2014Helix Super Screen Slant launched
About Aristocrat
Leonard Ainsworth started Aristocrat in Sydney in 1953, and its first machines, the Clubman and then the Clubmaster, went into Australian clubs. Through the 1960s and 70s it pushed into Europe and the United States, and the company counts the first five-reel slot and the all-electronic Wild West game of 1979 among its early work.
The 1990s brought the MK VI gaming system, the Hyperlink linked-jackpot network and a 1996 listing on the Australian exchange, where it still trades as ALL. A Nevada license and a presence in Macau followed in the 2000s, and in 2014 Aristocrat signed a deal worth roughly US$1.28 billion for Video Gaming Technologies (VGT), its way into America's Class II market. Its Lightning Link progressive series is one of the most recognized names on casino floors.
Today the slot business runs as Aristocrat Gaming, with headquarters in North Ryde, New South Wales. The group has also bought mobile studios Plarium and Big Fish Games and, in 2024, NeoGames.
Key dates
1953Leonard Ainsworth founds Aristocrat in Sydney.
1979Releases the all-electronic Wild West game.
1996Lists on the Australian stock exchange.
2014Helix Super Screen Slant arrives in GLI markets; VGT deal signed.
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