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Rick Hadsall, last updated by Rick Hadsall on Dec 27, 2025
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Progressive Slots
History
Logicom began creating casino and card/chance games from the very beginning with their successful The Casino and Yahtzee packages. Later, they created a series of "Progessive" games that featured progressive jackpots. Slots was one of the games in this series.
Progressive Slots was sold, along with most Logicom products, to Soft Arts in 1997.
Game Information
Progressive Slots is a very simple slot machine game. Each pull on the slot machine lever will cost credits, which get added to the jackpot. You can pull the level as many times as you like as long as you have enough credits to play with. You can win with any of the following combinations: 77, 777, and 7777 (Jackpot!).
Gameplay
The game had a simple full-screen ANSI interface that showed the machine on the left pane and command, jackpot, and winner information on the right. Users simply hit ENTER to pull the lever!
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Original Programmer(s) | |
Current Developer | |
Initial Release Date | Circa 1993 |
Original Price | Unknown |
Mode(s) Supported | ANSI/ASCII, Client/Server |
MBBS/WG Platform(s) | Major BBS 6.x, Worldgroup 1.x/2.x/3.x |
Current Version | 1.00 (Soft Arts) |
Availability | Available |
License Type | Commercial |
Source Available? | No |
Plug-Ins Supported? | No |
Current Price | $159.00 |
URL | Unknown |
Demo BBS | Unknown |
Downloads | TBA |