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Billiards - 4.0

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All Time:	(5.0)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	4.0
Release Date:	2001-09-12
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	1,622
Downloads (all versions):	2,750
Price:	$22.95

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Product Description:

Play in a Pool and Billiards against an artificial intelligence. This is the first game which allows you to play in automatic mode. The Pool 8-Ball (BCA), Pool 8-Ball (Bar), Pool 9-Ball and the Pyramid. Fight with Palm!

What's new in this version:

New stroke technology (drag-and-drop) developed and realized
Improved graphic user-friendly interface
Optimized program code for Palm OS 4.0
New variant of Pool 8-Ball (Bar) added
Gray 4, gray 16, 65535 Color support added
Developed context menu added
Palm OS 5.0 support added
Sony Hi Res+ (320x480) support added
Sony Hi Res (320x320) support added
Sony Jog Dial support added
Acer s50/s60 devices support added
HandEra 330 (240x320, QVGA) support added
Improved graphic user-friendly interface
Superb digital sound effects added
New variant of Pool 8-Ball (UK Rules) added
New variant of 1 Cushion Billiards added
New variant of 3 Cushion Billiards added
A new "Phantom Ball" function is added to make the game easier
"You vs. IR Player" mode is updated.
Minor bugs fixed

Product Requirements:

All Palm

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This is my… - Version: 2.4, 6/23/2001 10:51AM PST

Nomad7674

favorite game for the Palm. Realistic play and the ability to play one move and then wait for your next chance makes it idea for use during meetings, conferences, and other times where your attention needs to wander now and again.