In Their 13th Year Of Glory, FairLight Released

Cue Club (c) Midas

3   Supplied by: FAIRLIGHT            : : Release Date: June 29 2000         :
Cracked by:                       │ │ Game Type: Snooker
Packaged by: FAIRLIGHT            │ │ Image Format: BIN/CUE

CDS: 1                            │ │ Protection:
CD1 archives: 33 x 20 MB          │ │ CD1: CUE.001 -> .033

System Requirements: Windows 9X, Pentium II, 32 MB, DirectX 7.0

Game information :

CueClub is a comprehensive and highly playable pool and snooker simulation.
Prefering an overhead view of the table, CueClub allows you to play the
entire game using only the mouse. This makes the game instantly playable
and highly addictive. With a choice of different table designs and a
healthy selection of games (UK 8 Ball, US 8 Ball, 9 Ball, Snooker,
Killer and Speed Pool), there's plenty to keep you occupied. Also thrown
in is a handy practice mode, which is an excellent environment to test
out the stunningly accurate physics, and hone your ball control skills.
Side, top, back spin and swerve can all be applied to great effect,
enabling you to pull off some incredible shots. You can even get rid
of the cue altogether and just hurl the balls around with the mouse!
Luckily, a replay option is included which will let you save all your
best shots to show your mates later.

What makes CueClub so unique is its innovative Virtual Chat mode. This
allows you to hook up with other players from a virtual chat room
(which is generated by the computer), and chat with them just like you
do in a real internet chat room - but without having to be on-line, and
hence no costly phone bill. Sophisticated AI routines regulate the
conversation, and there's plenty of terse language going around too,
although be warned, you can be kicked out if you start swearing like
a cowboy. Each member logs who they've played against and chatted too,
forming a relationship in the process. These relationships determine
the pecking order, and who gets to play who, whilst progress is made
by beating opponents to improve your reputation. By beefing up your
rank, you eventually get to play the big boss. Beat him or her and you
uncover the next chat room, and so on.

/Team FairLight

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