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Konami Gaming schedules Solstice 27 cabinet for Q4 2026 launch

Dual 27-inch screens and acrylic lighting debut with Bull Blitz Rampage in Q4 2026

By Alejandro VidalPublished Oct 7, 20265 min readAsia Pacific
Konami Solstice 27 cabinet with dual screens and acrylic lighting effects on display at trade show

Key Takeaways

  • Konami Gaming announces the Solstice 27 cabinet for Q4 2026 with dual 27-inch screens and interactive acrylic lighting.
  • Bull Blitz Rampage, expanding the Australian-successful Bull Blitz franchise, is slated for Q4 2026 and features nested bonus, wheel-spin and symbol-driven events.
  • Solstice SuperNova is an 11-foot format with a 75-inch C-curve screen and will be offered for lease or sale in Q4 2026 with Dragon’s Law Super Fortune as its launch title.
  • Action Stacked Cash is targeted for late 2026 and Power Panther for Q1 2027, both leveraging the cabinet’s audio, animation and lighting capabilities.

Konami Gaming Inc intends to launch its new Solstice 27 slot cabinet in the fourth quarter of 2026, with the first slate of titles led by the “Bull Blitz Rampage” series. The supplier said the cabinet stacks two 27-inch screens and will introduce interactive acrylic lighting that responds in real time to game events.

## Design and specifications of the Solstice 27

The Solstice 27 cabinet incorporates two 27-inch displays arranged in a stacked configuration. According to a press release distributed on Tuesday by Konami Gaming, the machine integrates acrylic lighting that interacts in real time with game events, enhanced spatial audio and bass-reflex technology to reinforce low frequencies. The product team also highlights the inclusion of an advanced chipset and an improved graphics processing unit (GPU) to support contemporary animations and visual effects.

These technical features are intended to maximise player immersion through synchronisation of screen, sound and light. The company presented the Solstice 27 during the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, where it showed two variants of the Solstice family.

## Scheduled game releases for Solstice 27 and release timetable

Konami Gaming confirmed that “Bull Blitz Rampage” is also scheduled to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026. That title expands the original “Bull Blitz” franchise, which the company said has been well received in the Australian market. Bull Blitz Rampage includes a nested bonus, a wheel-spin mechanic, free-spin features and new symbol-driven events.

The supplier explains that raising the stake to a higher denomination can reduce the number of symbols required to guarantee the hold-and-spin feature. In addition to Bull Blitz Rampage, Konami Gaming listed other planned releases for Solstice 27:

  • “Action Stacked Cash” with the titles “Rawhide” and “African Diamond”, targeting release in the final quarter of 2026; it includes cash-on-reels, triple-bonus, wheel-spin and free-spin events.

  • “Power Panther”, planned for the first quarter of 2027; it includes a nested bonus and explicitly uses the cabinet’s audio, animation and lighting capabilities.

Konami noted it has additional content aligned to leverage the Solstice 27 cabinet’s capabilities and to stagger the rollout of titles after its debut.

## Solstice SuperNova: large format and launch title

The company also introduced Solstice SuperNova, a large-format version within the Solstice line. The unit measures 11 feet (3.4 metres) in height and mounts a C-curve display of 75 inches, with an optional topper of 43 inches. Konami Gaming said it will offer Solstice SuperNova both for lease and for sale, and set its release for the fourth quarter of 2026.

The launch title for SuperNova will be “Dragon’s Law Super Fortune”, according to the company announcement. The combination of format and content targets high-impact products for premium casino areas.

## Market reaction and commercial positioning

Gerard Crosby, senior vice president and chief games product officer at Konami Gaming, said in prepared remarks that “Bull Blitz Rampage and Dragon’s Law Super Fortune have generated a great deal of excitement in the industry.” Crosby added that, based on prior brand popularity, incoming test data and operator responses at G2E, both titles show high demand similar to that observed after the Bomberman slot reveal at last year’s show.

Crosby’s described demand is supported by direct testing with operators and by interest observed during the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas. Konami presents the Solstice package as a hardware-and-content combination aimed at customers seeking machines with greater visual and audio presence on floor.

## Implications for operators, distributors and content suppliers

For operators and distributors, the Q4 2026 timetable for Solstice 27 and SuperNova implies preparing floor space, commercial agreements (sale or leasing) and inventory rotation plans. The fact that Solstice SuperNova will be available for lease or purchase provides operational flexibility: leasing can facilitate trials in premium rooms without a large capital outlay.

Developers and content suppliers must consider the cabinet’s technical architecture: the advanced GPU and chipset, together with spatial audio and acrylic lighting integration, enable new mechanics and events that depend on audiovisual synchronisation. Operators wishing to exploit features like cash-on-reels or nested bonuses will need to coordinate certification and compliance in each jurisdiction where they plan to deploy the machines; see [/regulation](/regulation) for regulatory considerations.

## What to watch during rollout and next steps

Key moments to watch are the field trials and initial performance data Konami expects to collect after the Q4 2026 launch. Operators should review space requirements for the SuperNova format, lease versus buy options and staking denominations that affect activation of features such as hold-and-spin. For operators focused on floor presence and participation, Konami’s Solstice announcements are relevant to both machine mix and [floor strategy](/casino).

For trade coverage and expo agendas, the G2E presentation served as a commercial testbed. Parties interested in the Solstice catalogue evolution and in operator trials will find it useful to follow market response after the debuts of Bull Blitz Rampage and Dragon’s Law Super Fortune. For distributor and partner planning, Konami’s timeline provides a basis for commercial discussions in the second half of 2026; see our [B2B analysis](/b2b) for context on leasing and commercial models.

“Bull Blitz Rampage and Dragon’s Law Super Fortune have generated a great deal of excitement in the industry,” said Gerard Crosby, senior vice president and chief games product officer at Konami Gaming.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Konami plan to launch the Solstice 27 cabinet?

Konami Gaming targets the fourth quarter of 2026 for the Solstice 27 launch. The company unveiled the cabinet at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) in Las Vegas and scheduled the first titles for that same quarter.

What are the technical features of the Solstice 27?

The Solstice 27 integrates two 27-inch screens, interactive acrylic lighting, enhanced spatial audio, bass-reflex technology and an upgraded chipset and GPU. Konami describes these specs as designed to synchronise display, sound and lighting with game events.

Which titles will Konami release for Solstice 27 and SuperNova in 2026?

Konami will release Bull Blitz Rampage for Solstice 27 in Q4 2026 and will offer Dragon’s Law Super Fortune on Solstice SuperNova in the same quarter. Action Stacked Cash is planned for late 2026 and Power Panther for Q1 2027.

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Alejandro Vidal

Alejandro Vidal

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Alejandro Vidal covers the online casino business — slot and live-table debuts, game mechanics, certifications, and the distribution deals that carry each title into regulated lobbies. The reports open with the launch or the deal, name studios, titles, and markets precisely, and avoid promotional language. When a studio redefines a mechanic or an operator signs an exclusive, Alejandro Vidal explains what changes for the player and the market.

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