Jimmy Whites Cueball 2 (PS) Reviews

Nostalgia time for me once again in the manner of Snooker this time. Back in the old days of the Atari ST one of the most addictive and worthwhile games you could have was Jimmy White's Whirlwind snooker. I remember my brother bringing it home and thinking that there was no way a snooker game could be fun. But I sure was wrong as we got hours out ...  Read the complete review

Cueball versus World Championship Snooker What was it that made Callan Cool venture into the local branch of 'Game' that morning? Not even he knew. He often popped in to browse the budget titles, and certainly couldn't afford even a fiver for a game. Never mind. There wouldn't be anything to interest him, he thought. Yet there it was, ...  Read the complete review

First things first I will admit I didn't actually buy this game, instead I downloaded it from Freeloader. I subsequently borrowed (and never actually returned, oops!) the game from my friend on CD anyway, but as it turned out both versions are 100% identical, so I need not have bothered. Anyway, Jimmy White's 2 is the follow up ...  Read the complete review

As a big snooker fan I dashed out to buy this game for my Playstation on the day of release. My first thoughts of the game were, the graphics look good and the game has a few nifty sub-games such as one amed bandit , darts and a shoot-em up game. I found that playing on the pool table was very realistic. I found it easy to pot ...  Read the complete review

This game is made by the people at "awesome develpoments", and published by Virgin interactive. This being the sequel to the top-selling Jimmy white's Cueball in 1993, and as you would expect, this game is a massive improvement of the origonal, because of the graphical capabilities of today's machines over the PCs you could by in ...  Read the complete review

Cueball 2 is an enjoyable but complex game. It will take time and patience to master the game but feels very satisfying when you manage to cut a ball into the middle pocket, which you may well develop a habit of doing when you realise how you can do it! The aim of the game is to be champion of both the pool and the snooker room. There ...  Read the complete review