A linked Hold & Spin format
The “Link” name describes more than shared progressive signage. The top display is part of the feature presentation. When the wheel triggers, it spins across the Lightwave bank rather than remaining confined to one game screen.
Check the installed help screen for the exact symbol and spin requirements used by that machine version.
Overtime
Overtime is one of the two new features Light & Wonder names for this release. The cabinet’s shared display also labels an Overtime Feature wedge. Overtime appears as a possible wheel or feature outcome; its duration and award structure depend on the installed rules.
Super Jackhammer
Super Jackhammer is the second new feature highlighted by the manufacturer. The photographed overhead display places it among other recognizable franchise outcomes, including Mega Hat, Mansions, Super Multi Hat, and Super Duper Mansions.
These are distinct results within the linked presentation and differ from the Super Wheel in Huff N’ Even More Puff and the multidirectional Buzzsaws in High Rise.
Why the shared display matters
On a standard single cabinet, the bonus animation is contained within one machine. Huff N’ Puff Link uses the bank-wide screen to announce and animate outcomes across a larger field of view. The unobstructed photograph shows how the shared hardware frames the three-machine installation.
