The main special feature of this game is its Supermeter Mode, and this is where the second set of reels come in to play. These are again laid out in a three reel and three row interface, complete with the exact same five pay lines as the main game. However, as noted before, this reel set features different icons. On this one, you’ll be spinning through symbols of cherries and pears, which join the icons of the watermelon and bunch of grapes. There’s also the addition of 7s and golden crowns in this mode as well. To access Supermter Mode, you need to be wagering the maximum amount of 10 coins, and it will be triggered at the end of every winning combination formed one the first reel set.

Once you’ve formed a matching combination, the winnings will be automatically transferred to the illuminated sign above the reels. This gives you the option of using the ‘Collect’ button to receive them as they are, or alternatively, moving on to the Supermeter Mode. You can bet 20, 40 or 60 coins per spin from your winnings, and in this particular classic game, there is an automated nudge function as well, which is where the game’s name comes from. The maximum amount of nudges increases depending upon how much you wager.

Should you manage to spin three of the golden crowns on to a winning pay line during this mode, you’ll receive a mystery pay out, which ranges from between 300 to 6000 coins. Supermeter credits can be collected and returned to the basic game at any time, so if you wager a couple of rounds on it and still have some coins remaining, for example, you can use the ‘Collect’ button and then play the base game once more.