Pool sharks will enjoy the real-world physics of Billiards: Real Pool, as well as the ability to see every angle of the setup with complete 360-degree views. Beginners can use optic guidelines to help set up the shots. The 12 game modes include basic, eight ball, nine ball, rotation, carom, and such nontraditional pool games as five-nine and "bowliards."
Tournament mode allows players to match skills with eight computer opponents--each with unique strengths and weaknesses. The 25 puzzle games take place on uniquely shaped tables, such as cloverleaf, star, triangle, and an H-shaped table. Players will have a specific number of shots in which to knock in a certain amount of "hit" balls on tables featuring obstacles. Billiards: Real Pool has competitive action for one to two players, and even allows them to choose their in-game music from the "jukebox."
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Combining realism, variety and good old-fashioned fun, REAL POOL takes you out of the dingy local pool hall and into pool hustler heaven. REAL POOL is made up of four different game types, which then break down into various rule sets. Carom mode lets you play six carom games, such as four-ball, three-ball, and one cushion. Select a normal pocketed table and you can play eight-ball, nine-ball, rotation, and six other variations. A Puzzle mode provides a supernatural aspect, serving up oddly shaped pool tables and challenging you to sink all the balls on the table using a certain number of shots.
But for the ultimate prize, you'll have to defeat over eight computer opponents in Tournament mode. All the tables are rendered in full 3D and can be viewed from any perspective. Two human players can also face off against each other, and the Training mode lets you learn and practice tough trick shots. Play all your favorite pool games and challenge your skills in REAL POOL!
- Four different game types.
- Puzzle mode.
- Sink all the balls on the table using a certain number of shots.
- Defeat over eight computer opponents.
- Tables are rendered in full 3D and can be viewed from any perspective.
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