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MOTÖRHEAD-Themed Online Slot Machine Coming In September

March 30, 2016

Swedish casino games developer NetEnt has announced that the third game in its "Rocks" series will be based on MOTÖRHEAD.

"The MOTÖRHEAD brand is synonymous with high-octane music and has one of the last real iconic logos in music," says Gabbi Langdorf, senior licensing manager at Global Merchandising Services. "'Ace Of Spades', which will be included as a soundtrack, couldn't be a better theme song to this style of gaming and we hope not only fans, but the gaming public will appreciate the fantastic game mechanics that NetEnt are producing."

The new MOTÖRHEAD online slot, which will feature a soundtrack with the band's most popular songs, along with plenty of bonus features that reference the group's work, will be available at online casinos in September.

NetEnt's "Rocks" series includes the GUNS N' ROSES online slot, which came out in January, and the Jimi Hendrix slot, which will be launched next month.

MOTÖRHEAD leader Lemmy developed a slot-machine addiction while still a boy. Indeed, the name the world came to know him is said to have come about due to his habit of asking friends to "lemme [let me] borrow a quid until Friday."

Prior to his death last December, Lemmy's proclivity for pulling down the lever on one-armed bandits has long been documented and celebrated.

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