World Series Of Poker review:
GameplayThe gameplay is very much what you would expect with any poker game. There is Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha High/Low, Seven Card Stud, and Razz Poker (Seven Card Stud Low) games to choose from. I like the controls, very simple. All controls are through the joystick (all-in, call, check, bet, raise,
World Series Of Poker review:
I’m not saying that the World Series of Poker doesn’t deliver on its promises; it is just that the game of table poker was not meant to be played in an impersonal setting – it just doesn’t feel right, so it’s just not as fun. A few months ago, the table poker video game was a novelty, but as more and more of these games hit the shelves, the quicker the novelty wears off.
World Series Of Poker review:
GameplayThe gameplay is very much what you would expect with any poker game. There is Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha High/Low, Seven Card Stud, and Razz Poker (Seven Card Stud Low) games to choose from. I like the controls, very simple. All controls are through the joystick (all-in, call, check, bet, raise,
World Series Of Poker review:
The lackluster presentation, lousy use of the pro players, and lack of real differentiation between the circuit events and the main event rob the game of any real legitimacy toward its license. It's solid poker, and nothing more. If that's enough for you, then go for it. If not, then leave this one on the shelf.
World Series Of Poker preview:
Activision's experience with Tony Hawk shines here; player are treated to a bevy of customizable options for their character akin to the Hawk games. You can even select some "poker looks" to project out feelings of confidence, nervousness, and signs of bluffing. Pay attention to the table chatter and various looks you might see, as most players fall into a pattern.
World Series Of Poker review: