The New Jersey gambling market has never seen a more innovative partnership than Pariplay recent deal with PlayStar!
Pariplay has partnered with the upcoming online casino PlayStar to support its imminent launch in New Jersey.
As a part of this new partnership, members from both PlayStar and The Aspire Global group have agreed to work together on developing games for customers. One such project will be the production Love You Toffee: A Counting Adventure!
“I’m very excited about our new partnership with PlayStar. These companies have a shared vision and I can’t wait for the synergies that will come out of this collaboration, said Andrew Maclean – Pariplay’s VP of Sales.”
“The innovative approach of this company is a perfect match with our goal to become one of the biggest emerging markets in Asia. I am confident that we can make great strides together.”
Pariplay, a company that specializes in video gaming and entertainment software for arcades as well other platforms such has been signed by major North American game developers. The Fusion platform they use to aggregate games from thousands of different titles all over the world is designed specifically with your needs so you can have access anytime anywhere!
“When you’re in the gaming industry, it’s all about choice. We want to give players as many options for playing our games and getting hooked on them like they hook us onto Pariplay.”
“As we continue our journey together, I am absolutely delighted that Pariplay has agreed to be a part of it from the beginning.”
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