Online casino games developer Core Gaming has agreed a deal that will see British gaming technologies firm Storm Games reproduce some of its most popular content for use in land-based markets.The deal will see Shifnal-based Storm Games produce land-based versions of some of Core Gaming’s most popular online titles including Colossus Fracpot, Reel Force Five, Evel Knievel and Fracpot Warrior for the William Hill land-based estate.“Storm Games was a natural fit for us as it has demonstrated a proven track record of delivering both content to us, for online, and quality gaming terminals and content into pan-European retail markets,” said Justin Chamberlain, Chief Executive Officer for Solihull-based Core Gaming.For its part, Storm Games stated that it intends to debut land-based versions of Core Gaming’s titles for use in UK pub and club gaming machines at the upcoming ICE Totally Gaming trade show with the games appearing on the estate of William Hill over the first few months of 2016.“Core Gaming’s content has proven a commercial success,” said Richard Sheldon, Managing Director for Storm Games.“Storm Games, Core Gaming and retailers are keen for an omni-channel approach with successful gaming content. This agreement means that Core Gaming’s content will now be made available in all sectors of land-based gaming.”