Penny drops for slot makers in tough Macau market
MACAU (Reuters) - Dragons dance across slot machines, virtual horses gallop on giant screens to Chinese commentary and a baccarat game makes gamblers feel impossibly tall by peering down the cleavage of a computer-generated croupier.
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