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Interplay has come out with another gem of a game. After giving us Virtual Pool I and II, their next offering couldn't have been anything but Virtual Snooker.
With a small download of 850K, in about three minutes you have a great snooker simulation up and running. Described below are some of the product's features as on the website. The game has a 52-minute full motion library including tutorials of Steve Davis' legendary 147 break. It also has easy multi-player modes where you can take on a friend, the computer or play over a network. VR Snooker has all the feel and control of the real game; just like Virtual Pool, the mouse is your cue. Ease back gently for a soft touch or stroke hard for a smacking shot. The game also features realistic 3-D perspective and graphics: take a walk around the table, ponder all your angles and prospective shots; look left, right, zoom in and zoom out. Then line up that shot and shoot it. The requirements for the game are very light. A powerful machine always adds to the fun. But, Virtual Snooker being a DOS-based game, all you need to enjoy it completely is DOS 5.0 or higher, a 486-DX with 4 MB RAM, VGA with 256 colors, and a mouse of course. Add to your Cue Sport library of games with this amazing offering from Interplay. Go To Page: 1 |
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