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Cue Club (PC)

Description: Manufacturer: GSP / Platform: Windows / PC / fully customisable tables, cues, and balls. / Play American or European ... more

Cue Club (PC) ... eight ball pool, the nine ball variation, snooker or mini snooker, and other game variations like Killer and Speed Ball. You can either play against a single computer opponent, another human, enter into a computer tournament or compete in a giant pool hall contest.

Newest Review: ... forward and follows the normal rules of sticking the CD in the drive (not literally) and following the instructions on ... more

... screen. On starting the game, you have to enter some personal information such as height, build, eyes, hair, personality, etc. Apparent ly, this information is used by the game to ensure that the computer characters respond to you correctly. That bit probably got your attention. How does a computer character interact with you? (you may well ask). Well... in theory there is a sophisticated chat room interface in the game that lets you ta...more

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	Cue Club & Sergei Bubka's Millennium Games Double Pack (PC) , Platforms: Windows 95 Windows 98	£ 10.00	Postage & Packaging: £ 1.99 Availability: refer to shop website

Cue Club & Sergei Bubka's Millennium Games Double Pack (PC)
, Platforms: Windows 95 Windows 98

£ 10.00

Postage & Packaging: £ 1.99
Availability: refer to shop website

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Cue Club (PC): Chat-Up Your Computer Opponent (1208 words)
by bigdgaff - written on 14/12/01 (Very useful, 641 readings)
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I love playing snooker and pool when I go out, but I find that my wallet is very empty after a night at the snooker club. Fortunately, I have a computer that allows me to play snooker and pool for a fraction of the cost. Cue Club is a PC game by Midas Interactive and Bullfrog. Before I start, the game incorporates strobing laser lights in some parts of the game that can bring on epileptic fits in some people. The game carries a prominent warning during boot-up though and you can turn these lasers off in the options window if you wish. I don't normally look at the budget games section at HMV and generally head straight for the chart games. Owing to ...

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