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da_hal
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that's what the person at underdogs said. i have it, and i think it sucks. while using the mouse to stroke is nice and all, you have to hold down the mouse, which totally kills the illusion and the control. of course, some braniac could easily take apart a mouse and solder it to a pool stick for more realistic action, but as it is, i think even yahoo pool is better.
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Flip McWho
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May 2002
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Hmmm interesting.
I'm not a great fan of pool games. I much prefer to actually play pool.
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da_hal
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well, the early pool games were popular for the "what if" question that was hard to duplicate in real life, eg: frictionless table, no gravity, funky table designs, etc. I think early pool games were great because of the lack of realism. who wants to chalk their stick on a computer game?
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