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Elvis Shake Rattling Reels is a physical slot machine by WMS housed in the Blade Stepper cabinet. The game features three visually unique player-selected interfaces corresponding to different eras of Elvis's career and includes a top wheel bonus triggered by three scattered BONUS symbols, which awards credit prizes or one of three progressive jackpots.
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Elvis Shake Rattling Reels is a physical slot machine from WMS (part of the Scientific Games/Light & Wonder family), built on the Blade Stepper cabinet and licensed around Elvis Presley's career. It stands out by letting players choose between three visually distinct interfaces tied to different eras of Elvis's life -- Vegas, Hollywood, and Memphis -- each linked to its own progressive jackpot tier, all triggered through a shared top-wheel bonus feature.
The game's central gimmick is letting the player pick which of three Elvis-themed interfaces to play on -- Vegas Elvis, Hollywood Elvis, and Memphis Elvis -- each with its own visual identity reflecting a different period of his career, all running on the same Blade Stepper hardware underneath.
Landing three scattered BONUS symbols sends the game into a top-wheel spin. The wheel can land on a straight credit prize or on one of three linked progressive jackpots -- Vegas Elvis (Grand), Hollywood Elvis (Major), and Memphis Elvis (Minor) -- corresponding to whichever character skin the player has selected.
Elvis Shake Rattling Reels plays across 3 reels and 5 paylines, with credits valued at $1.00 each and a max bet of $5.00 per spin -- a relatively high-denomination format compared to many modern penny video slots, in keeping with its mechanical-stepper roots. That format places it alongside other Blade Stepper titles built for players who prefer traditional reel-slot pacing over multi-line video slots with dozens of paylines.
The game has produced real, publicly reported jackpot hits -- most notably a payout of just over $2.5 million to a player at Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall in Las Vegas in October 2016, a story that circulated widely in gaming-industry press at the time and helped cement the game's reputation on the floor. That kind of headline win, tied to a licensed pop-culture theme, is a large part of why the game still draws attention from slot enthusiasts and jackpot-watchers years after its release.
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