DDD Pool
Posted on October 19, 2004 in Strategy Games
DDD Pool is a 3D pool game with cutting edge graphics, realistic physics and smooth gameplay that guarantees many hours of fun and pleasure. Master the game in Practice mode, then play 8-ball and 9-ball pool against your friends or a computer opponent, or play against the clock in two challenge modes and enter the hi-score table. Choose between three detailed rooms in which to play.
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Comments to "DDD Pool"
1. I very like this game.
Posted by vdolghin on March 31, 2006 at 04:30 AM
2. The graphics in DDD Pool are pretty good but the one major problem is the computer player. Even on Easy he's very hard to beat sometimes. Although it may just be a seeming lack of skill on my part, there is almost no difference in my opinion in the difficulty levels. On Easy the computer will still make 3-4 perfect shots and then usually will purpously make a stupid move, like hitting the white ball only a few inches (which I assume is because of Easy). When you play the computer on Hard, he not only makes the shots in one shot, usually, but he'll do some tricks and incredible bounces.Sometimes the main menu's buttons don't respond to clicking and that music is very annoying. It was a good idea to put no music in during the game.Another thing I found annoying was the rules. There are no options to turn them off, which means you MUST play with rules. So if you hit your opponents ball first on a strike, its a foul and he gets an extra strike.It was an alright game but generally speaking too unbalanced in its difficulty and lack of options menu or something like it.
Posted by gumbaby9 on September 19, 2006 at 01:39 PM
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