Bell Fruit Slot Machine
Bell Fruit Slot Machine - Reels Helper by CashmanEq. Rated: Mature Be the first to write a review. Price: $1.48 Save up to 20% on this app. Bell-Fruit Games Ltd (BFG), known originally as Bell-Fruit Manufacturing Co. Ltd, was formed in 1963 and quickly gained a reputation as a leading designer and manufacturer of gaming machines for the UK. 1999 signalled a distinct change of emphasis when the company focused its strategy on the design, development and manufacture of games. The Capcode manufacturer offers to plunge into the fruit world with this incredible Bell Fruit slot machine. Ithas a very familiar theme, but it is made in the original design, which distinguishes it from other classic gaming slots. You will certainly be amazed by the bright colors and symbols in the slot, so great fun is guaranteed.
Bell-Fruit Games (BFG) has been a mainstay of the British slots industry for 50 years. Primarily concerned with games design and technology, the firm is fixed on the land-based market. They currently design and manufacture popular fruities for supply in the UK and across Europe and the world.
Although you won't find too many online Bell-Fruit games in 2016, there are plenty of innovative fruit machines in British pubs up and down the country. Let's take a closer look at why Bell-Fruit are such a market leader.
The Liberty Bell was the first variation of the modern mechanical slot machine we see today, originally being referred to as a 'fruit machine' or 'one-armed bandit'.Created in 1894 by Charles Fey (1862–1944), a car mechanic from San Francisco, the Liberty Bell's popularity set the standard for the modern slot machine; its three-reel model is still used today despite great advances in slot. Other machines made by Mills Novelty Co. During the time period Bell Fruit Gum was produced include 20th Century, Chicago, Cigar Vending Machine, Draw Poker, Electricity Is Life (Pedestal), Dewey Miniature, Dewey Upright Slot Machine, Owl Jr., Mills Gum Vendor, and Manila. 1906 25 cents operator bell VAPS Arcade/Coin-Op Bell Fruit Gum Census.
About Bell-Fruit
Bell-Fruit has been around since the 1960s - then set up as Bell-Fruit Manufacturing Co. Ltd - producing fruit machines and bingo games for the UK market.
The Bell-Fruit Group is actually two companies in one: Bell-Fruit Games (BFG) designs AWP-style machines for pubs and bingo clubs, as does QPS Interactive. Meanwhile, the firm's Mazooma Interactive arm - formed in 1997 - produces terminals for betting shops on the UK high street.
Bell-Fruit - based in Nottingham in England - now employs over 200 people and continues to develop and manufacture slot machines for the worldwide gaming markets.
In 2012, Bell-Fruit was bought by Astra Games Ltd, part of the Novomatic Group. Both Bell-Fruit and Mazooma now form part of the Novomatic giant.
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Big branded fruit machines like VIP Deal or No Deal - in that case formed as part of the developer's deal with Endemol - are Bell-Fruit's bread and butter.
Deal or No Deal Box 23 - a hit for the developer in 2014 - was developed as a Category B machine for pubs and features a single win line.
However, it does come with plenty of features from the TV gameshow. After playing the machine, players can either decide to collect the 'Banker's Offer' or gamble it up to win more cash hidden in Box 23. Deal or No Deal fans can also enjoy the Hyper Deal or No Deal game.
QUEEN - We Are the Champions is packed with Hi-Lo Shuffle options, a Skill element, and a big jackpot of £100. Three Freddie Mercury symbols triggers a game board but it's the 'Deal or No Deal'-style bonus - which gives players the choice of rejecting or accepting various offers - that makes the machine stand out.
Jiggin' Jackpots, meanwhile, has a Celtic theme (but then, which leading slot machine developer doesn't?) with a 3-reel machine packed with the familiar cherries, melons, oranges and red 7s, but also pots of gold and four-leaf clovers as standard.
The Category C game (carrying a £100 jackpot, meaning you'll find the game in pubs) has a progressive cashpot where you can trigger a special 'Gold Fever' bonus round. Collect three Horseshows, meanwhile, and you'll activate the Super Board where the big jackpots can be won. Nudges can even be banked for the next game.
Mills Puritan Bell Trade Stimulator from the 1920’s. Mills Novelty Company of Chicago manufactured different countertop trade stimulator versions. This 5¢ Mills Puritan Bell produced around 1926 was also known as the Aluminum Bell. It features a cast aluminum cabinet and three fruit (orange, grape, strawberry), bell fruit and bell reels visible through the glass window. The top marquee has a banner with the title “The Puritan Bell”. Two bell motifs and an owl figure symmetrically adorn the trade stimulator name. To operate, a player deposits a nickel five cents 5¢ coin in coin slot chute and pulls side handle. Player earns rewards as shown on the reward card. Reward values were distributed by shop merchant over the trade counter. Per the Mills Novelty Company catalog, “The cabinet is made of highly polished aluminum and is attractively decorated in red, green and yellow. Reward cards and reel strips are also in colors.” Great original working condition and fully functional Puritan Bell Aluminum Bell trade stimulator. Keys and locks included. Mills nickel slot type trade stimulator. Trade stimulator measures approximately 10 x 9 x 8-1/2 inches.
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