Caesars Atlantic City News

The company has announced that 25 of its resorts and three attractions have earned the 2017 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence.

The company has announced the recent completion of over $30 million in renovations to Harrah's Resort, including new restaurants and updates to its pool and nightclub.

Under license from MGM Interactive, the company will create games for its video game gambling machines based on television drama series "Vikings" and the Western film "Hang 'Em High."

Beginning 23 December, Tropicana Atlantic City will feature nine gaming positions with three triple-unit VGM carousels placed in high-traffic, prominent locations throughout the casino floor.

Partnering with Paramount, the company will create skill-based video game gambling machines for film brands such as Mission: Impossible, Paranormal Activity and Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

The first skill-based gaming machines went live on Wednesday at Harrah's Resort at Atlantic City, where Casino City's Clare Fitzgerald spent some time getting acquainted with the finer points of destroying the robot menace in Danger Arena.

GameCo's video game gambling machines are now available at Harrah's, with more on the way to all Caesars properties in the city.

Blaine Graboyes, creator of the world's first video game gambling machine, will make appearances at Naruscope's eSports & Casino Resorts Conference, the Producers Guild of America's Produced By: New York Conference, and the World eSports Summit 2016.

The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has approved field trials to begin this month in Atlantic City with Caesars Entertainment.

Casino City's Gary Trask shares his first-hand experience with GameCo's Danger Arena, one of the the skill-based games that are set to take the casino world by storm. Don't worry, they aren't just for hardcore gamers; there's appeal for players of any skill level.