Backstreet billiards (PS 1)

Here's a lovely surprise for billiards fans the world over! Tired of those straightaway pool simulations? Want a little spice to your game? Look no further than Backstreet Billiards. With every popular game of pool on offer as well as an insanely addictive two-player mode, story mode, trick, technical, speed, and practice mode, there's little else one could want in a billiards game.Most notable is the game's mood and style. Clearly influenced by Japanese anime and manga, the characters in the story mode all sport great design. The tables and environments are also creative and lively. Cues and balls are all accurately detailed as well, though the PlayStation's low resolution sometimes makes it difficult to discern them if you're not an experienced player. Fortunately, the L2 button changes the balls to large black and white numbers to make recognition instantaneous.The physics, ultimately the most important factor in any pool sim, are well designed, though the low resolution also interferes here, making it harder to line up those tight shots. A little practice and you'll surely have compensated for the graphics, though. Also nice is the ability to make the cue ball jump, sometimes right off the table, a very nice touch that I haven't seen in too many pool simulations.And to keep you from getting tired of plain old eight ball, Backstreet Billiards offers a ton of games to play including nine ball, eight ball, 14.1 continuous, rotation, basic, bowlliards, cutthroat, 5-9, and one pocket. As if that wasn't enough, there's also a carom table with four ball, three ball, free, one cushion, and three cushion games. Up to four rules settings are also selectable depending on how you want to play. House, regulation, and novice are the typical settings, each with various fouls and rules.

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