
TL;DR — Light & Wonder will spotlight the Cosmic Dual cabinet and new ANZ-specific game titles at AGE 2026 in Sydney from 11-14 August. The exhibit also covers Obsidian ETG, Nexlink, RMS, business intelligence, and SciPlay social content. This underscores the supplier’s commitment to regional customer performance and long-term value.
SCCG Take — Operators should assess these connected tools for measurable floor optimization and data-driven decisions in a competitive ANZ market.
Light & Wonder will feature the Cosmic Dual cabinet as the centerpiece of its exhibit at the Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) 2026. The event runs 11 to 14 August at ICC Sydney. A product preview outlines an expanded lineup of game families and franchise extensions built specifically for Australia and New Zealand, alongside advances in tables, systems, and social gaming.
The developments reflect ongoing regional investment aimed at helping customers maximize floor performance. Matt Wilson, President and COO of Light & Wonder, stated: “Australia and New Zealand remain an important market for Light & Wonder, and AGE provides a valuable opportunity to connect directly with our customers.” He added: “This year’s showcase reflects the momentum behind our game portfolio while reinforcing our commitment to delivering differentiated entertainment, connected solutions and long-term value for our customers.”
Featured extensions include “Huff N’ Puff Rebuild,” “Cats, Hats N’ Even More Bats,” “Frankenstein” and “Bride of Frankenstein,” each adding fresh gameplay mechanics to established favorites. New entries making their debut are “Big Steam,” “Drums Link” and “Grand Legion.” These titles introduce updated themes and player experiences developed for the local market. The preview, as reported by Inside Asian Gaming, ties the content directly to performance gains on regional gaming floors.
Beyond slots, Light & Wonder will display the Obsidian ETG platform and Nexlink table progressive system, offering flexibility for stadium, POD, and live dealer setups with modern hardware and operator tools. Its systems portfolio includes Route Management Systems (RMS) and Light & Wonder Business Intelligence for streamlined operations and faster decision-making. SciPlay returns with social extensions of brands such as “Dancing Drums,” “Huff N’ Puff” and “Lock it N’ Link.” The company occupies Stand #190.
These connected elements converge on practical value for operators seeking unified performance data and extended brand reach. Client-partners should examine how the integrations align with their current floor configurations ahead of the event.
Reporting: Inside Asian Gaming
We've watched Light & Wonder build out regional portfolios for years, and this AGE preview shows they're serious about ANZ operator performance. The Cosmic Dual cabinet, franchise extensions, and unified RMS and BI tools give local floors measurable levers — not just new boxes. That's how you compete in a data-driven market.
SCCG angle: SCCG helps suppliers and operators navigate regional product launches and systems integration across 545 partners in every regulated market. When clients need to benchmark cabinet performance, align content roadmaps, or connect land-based and digital strategies in ANZ, we broker the right introductions and validate the business case with three decades of floor-level intelligence.