Slot Machines for the Young and Active - New York Times

Coming soon are slot machines with joysticks, which the industry expects to be particularly popular, and others that will allow users to play in tandem or against one another, much as they do in many Internet games. Industry surveys show that those 21 to 40 — people who came of age as dozens of states legalized casino gambling and cable television channels made celebrities of poker’s best players — have fewer moral qualms about gambling than baby boomers and their parents. Young people are heading to Las Vegas and other gambling hot spots in large numbers. The problem for the industry is that they spend much less time in the casinos than the older players.