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WMS built The Flintstones on the Gamefield xD cabinet in 2014, launching first at Borgata in Atlantic City. This is a real land-based cabinet, not an online-only game -- it's been logged on the floor at casinos from Atlantic City to WinStar to Resorts World Las Vegas, and even aboard the Norwegian Breakaway cruise ship. Land the mystery feature and the reel columns on the vertical screen can stretch up to 10 symbols high, with wild reels and multipliers layering in alongside named bonus rounds like Bedrock Bowling and the Dino Bonus.
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WMS built The Flintstones on its Gamefield xD cabinet in 2014, launching first at Borgata in Atlantic City, and it's a real land-based machine rather than an online-only title -- it's been logged on casino floors from Atlantic City to WinStar to Resorts World Las Vegas, and even aboard the Norwegian Breakaway cruise ship. The game brings Hanna-Barbera's classic animated sitcom to a vertical HD screen, with named bonus rounds and a mystery feature that can stretch the reel display well beyond a standard grid.
The Flintstones licenses Hanna-Barbera's long-running animated sitcom, built around Fred, Wilma, and the rest of the Bedrock cast, and translates that world onto a modern slot cabinet. WMS launched the game in 2014, debuting at Borgata in Atlantic City before spreading to other properties, giving the title a well-documented public launch history rather than a murky release date.
The game runs on WMS's Gamefield xD hardware, which uses a vertical, portrait-oriented HD screen rather than the wide landscape format common on most slots. A mystery feature can stretch the reel columns up to ten symbols high on that vertical display, with wild reels and multipliers layering in around it -- a visually distinct format compared to standard five-reel cabinets.
The Flintstones includes themed bonus rounds named for elements of the show, including Bedrock Bowling and the Dino Bonus, drawing on recognizable bits from the cartoon (Fred and Barney's bowling league, Dino the pet dinosaur) to give each round its own identity rather than a generic pick-and-win format.
This is a confirmed, currently-tracked physical cabinet, not a discontinued or online-exclusive title -- it's been logged at casinos spanning Atlantic City, WinStar, and Resorts World Las Vegas, plus aboard the Norwegian Breakaway cruise ship's onboard casino. WMS itself was acquired by Scientific Games in 2013, whose gaming division was later rebranded Light & Wonder in 2022, so the title's ownership has changed hands since its original 2014 launch even as the cabinet itself keeps circulating.
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