World Poker Tour review:
If you’re jonesing for a fix of poker and can’t pony up a few friends and a deck of cards, then perhaps this game will work for you. Otherwise, stick to real opponents until developers find a way to drastically improve the AI or Skynet manages to take over the world. Whichever comes first. -- Dustin Chadwell
World Poker Tour review:
As play progresses, you'll have to monitor your agreeability, well-adjusted and extraverted meters to see if you're projecting confidence, worry, or just happy insanity. Filling all three meters will basically just project you as a happy guy (or gal) no matter what personality settings you originally selected, so ultimately it doesn't matter a whole lot.
World Poker Tour review: