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FutureLogic Joins GSA

21 July 2005

LAS VEGAS – (PRESS RELEASE) -- Membership in the Gaming Standards Association continues to grow around the world and across disciplines. GSA is proud to welcome FutureLogic as a platinum member. FutureLogic is the fifth company to join GSA as a platinum member this year.

Technology leadership and customer service have made FutureLogic the dominant player in the global gaming printer industry. The company developed and launched its first ticket printer in 1999 and their equipment is now used by more than 30 gaming OEMs in more than 750,000 slot machines and gaming devices worldwide. The latest generation of FutureLogic multi-function printers was developed with design feedback from leading game manufacturers and casinos to help streamline slot operations and improve player satisfaction.

As new game concepts emerge, FutureLogic leverages leading-edge technology to continually expand printer functionality and flexibility. "FutureLogic is focused on the development and provisioning of reliable, innovative offerings via our gaming hardware and software solutions," said Anthony DiMarco, president and CEO. "We share and support GSA's philosophy that interoperability, ease of integration and a clear definition of processes are critical to the advancement of operationally efficient, player-friendly systems."

Also joining GSA's ranks as Silver Members are American Gaming Systems of Canoga Park, Calif., Gamey Industries s.r.o. of Prague, Czech Republic, and Integrity Gaming of Norman, Okla. Additionally the Hotel Technology Next Generation (HTNG) has joined as an Affiliate.

GSA Board Chairman Lyle Bell said, "We are thrilled to welcome FutureLogic as a platinum member, and to see GSA continue to grow around the world. It is clear that gaming standards are rapidly becoming a reality, and we are thankful to each of our member companies for their support and belief in our goals."

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