Introduction
Microgaming’s Village People Macho Moves is a 6 reel 15 payline slot based on the biggest disco sensation of the ’70s. This game has a retro feel and it comes with expanding wilds and 6 Free Spin features with multipliers of up to 20x.
There are also added wilds, walking wild reels, wild reels, locking wilds and symbol upgrades. Join this flamboyant cast of performers in this branded release with bets ranging from 0.20 to 25.00 per spin as you enjoy 5 chart-topping Village People songs while being a macho man and raking in wins of up to 2400x your stake.
Village People Macho Moves Bonus Features
Village People Macho Moves comes with unique VP wilds that expand giving you wild reels and a token to add to the meter. These meters trigger 1 of 6 Free Spin Features each with its own extras. Fill the meter with 5 VP wild tokens to trigger the feature and here’s what you can expect:
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Construction Worker’s Macho Move Feature – 5 Free Spins + random multiplier of between 2x and 20x applied to each Free Spin.
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Cowboys Macho Move Feature – 5 Free Spins + 2 to 12 wilds added on every Free Spin
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Cops Macho Move Feature – 5 Free Spins + 2 to 4 wild reels on each Free Spin
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Natives Macho Move Feature – 5 Free Spins+ 2 wild reels added.
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Bikers Macho Move Feature – 5 Free Spins with low-value royals replaced by 1 high-value symbol.
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Sailors Macho Move Feature- 5 Free Spins +1 to 3 random locked wilds
As previously mentioned, there is a jukebox with five of their top songs and players can choose to listen to YMCA, Macho Man, In the Navy, Go West and Can’t Stop the Music.
Whether you’re in the navy, or a macho man, this slot is a definite for players who enjoy action-packed entertainment.
Introduction
Pachinko is a game that originated in Japan and its name originated from the Japanese word Pachi – Pachi meaning to snap one’s fingers. This mechanical-styled game is classed as an arcade game but is used as a gambling device. Pachinko fills a niche in the Japanese gambling market as slot machines do in Western gambling. Initially, Pachinko was only played by children, and it was then called Corinth, however, in the 1930s it was adopted by adults which led to the boom of Pachinko parlours.
Pachinko although simple, boasts impressive features, and it’s extremely popular amongst players in Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and more recently, the US and UK.
How to play Pachinko
The object of Pachinko is to direct balls into winning pockets; it’s a pinball and slot machine hybrid. On the playing field, players will encounter several obstacles which are known as tulip catchers. These tulip catchers alter the trajectory, of the balls making the outcome unpredictable yet exciting. During gameplay, the balls roll down like a pinball game. Should the balls land in the right boxes, players then receive more balls and this is the equivalent of a free spin in slot games. The more balls players manage to get into the catcher, the more substantial the cash prize.
Pachinko games look like regular 3-reel fruit machines and the only difference is the button you usually use to spin the reels is now the one to stop them from turning.
Final Thoughts
Pachinko is an online game every avid spinner should try. For starters give Evoplay’s Pachislot Pachin Girl, a reel and enjoy a fun-filled online gaming experience. Another popular developer of Pachinko games is Neko Gaming, a Microgaming subsidiary. They developed the online Pachinko variant that plays out differently from Evoplay’s variant. Instead, it’s more akin to an instant 90-ball bingo game with an Asian theme.
As the name suggests, Harrah’s New Orleans Hotel & Casino is situated in downtown New Orleans, on the banks of the Mississippi River, in close proximity to the French Quarter, Convention Center and Caesars Superdome. The Harrah’s New Orleans Casino originally opened in October, 1999, but the Harrah’s New Orleans Hotel is a more recent development, having opened in September, 2006. The 26-storey hotel, which holds an AAA Four Diamond Award, offers 450 newly renovated guest rooms and suites, with spectacular views over Ol’ Man River and the New Orleans skyline.
The casino floor, which covers an area of 115,000 square feet, is home to over 130 table games, including traditional favourites such as baccarat, blackjack, craps and roulette, and over 1,500 slot machines, with stakes ranging from a penny to $100 a spin. For poker players, the dedicated World Series of Poker (WSOP) Room features 20 tables offering not only the ever-popular Texas Hold’em, but also other poker variants, with games to suit all levels of ability and, of course, budget.
Smokers may be pleased to know that, while Harrah’s New Orleans Hotel & Casino operates a no-smoking policy throughout its buildings, three outdoor, climate-controlled smoking courtyards are available. Here, patrons can smoke away to their hearts’ content while playing their favourite table games and slots.
Away from the gaming floor, Harrah’s New Orleans offers a selection of upscale and casual dining options, a fitness centre and a spa. Live entertainment, music and other special events are available at The Harrah’s New Orleans Theatre and the 1,500-capacity Masquerade Night Club. For the best of both worlds, the Hoodoo Cocktail Lounge combines gambling opportunities with a selection of delectable signature cocktails served by friendly, attentive staff.
MGM Grand Hotel Exterior
The MGM Grand, more or less in its current guise, has been a fixture of Las Vegas Boulevard, on the southerm end of the section known as the Strip, since December, 1993, although the iconic 45-foot-tall bronze lion statue outside the main entrance and lobby was not created until 1997. Befitting its name, the 30-storey MGM Grand offers 4,996 guest rooms and suites, ranging in size from 350 square feet to an eye-watering 9,000 square feet for a three-bedroom loft, which sleeps a maximum of nine people.
Aside from being the largest single hotel in the United States, the MGM Grand features a casino floor which, at 171,500 square feet, is the largest on the Strip. The gaming floor is home to 175 gaming tables, offering baccarat, blackjack, craps, pai gow and roulette, including the single zero version, and many more, not to mention over 2,000 slot and video poker machines, for those who prefer to gamble electronically. Poker players are catered for with a dedicated, non-smoking poker room, a popular destination for proponents of Texas Hold’em, while sports bettors can take advantage of a state-of-the-art sportsbook venue.
Elsewhere, the Grand Pool Complex, which covers 6.5 acres, features four outdoor swimming pools and three whirlpools, while other recreational amenities the Grand Spa, Hakkasan nightclub and the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Major music and sporting events, including championship boxing matches, are staged on a regular basis. Like everything else at the MGM Grand Las Vegas, the selection of dining options is not small. In fact, patrons can choose from a plethora of eateries, ranging from upscale restaurants to cafes and snack bars, including the Grand Buffet, which offers an enormous array of cuisine, at various price points.