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- International Game Technology (IGT) unveiled Queen Video Slots at G2E 2026 in Las Vegas, introducing a major music-branded title developed in partnership with Sony Music Entertainment to launch its new Summit75 casino cabinet.
- The immersive concert-style game features the band’s iconic hits and original member imagery, highlighting the manufacturer’s strategy of pairing globally recognized entertainment brands with modernized digital hardware on the retail casino floor.
IGT unveiled Queen Video Slots at G2E 2026 in Las Vegas, introducing a new music-branded casino game that also serves as a launch title for the supplier’s new Summit75 cabinet.
The announcement matters because it pairs a globally recognized entertainment brand with new casino-floor hardware at one of the industry’s biggest trade shows—highlighting how equipment manufacturers continually innovate physical floor experiences to complement the broader multi-channel entertainment ecosystem, which increasingly bridges traditional gaming venues and digital online casino content strategies. According to IGT, the game was developed with Ceremony of Roses, a global subsidiary of Sony Music Entertainment and Queen’s licensor.
Queen game combines branded content with new cabinet launch
IGT said Queen Video Slots is designed as an immersive, concert-style experience built around the band’s music and imagery. The game includes four bonuses, six jackpots and 10 Queen hits, including “We Are the Champions,” “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “Don’t Stop Me Now.”
The title also features photos and videos of all four original Queen band members. IGT said the game is one of the launch titles for the Summit75 cabinet, which includes a large display, digital features, a player-panel display and an integrated sound system.
In a statement, IGT CEO Hector Fernandez said Queen’s “global reach and lasting, cross-generational appeal” made it a strong brand for casino floors. He added that the game reflects the type of content supporting IGT’s broader transformation strategy.
What IGT executives said about the product
Fernandez said IGT’s studio teams used their enthusiasm for Queen’s music and legacy to build a game intended to appeal to both music fans and slot players.
Jamie Knight, IGT’s incoming chief studios officer, said the company aimed to translate Queen’s catalog into a dynamic gaming experience. He said “every creative choice” — from the music and imagery to the pacing of the bonuses — was meant to immerse players in the energy of the band.
Knight also said the Summit75 cabinet was built to heighten that presentation, describing the result as vibrant, cinematic and highly engaging.
The source announcement did not say when Queen Video Slots will move beyond its G2E debut or which casinos will receive the game first. Those rollout details will be the next key point to watch following the Las Vegas unveiling.
Source: As reported by indiangaming.com.
