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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
WinPool	author	1992		Win3.1
Virtual Pool Hall	Interplay	2000		Windows
ST Pool	Shelbourne Software;Diamond (Shelbourne Software)	1987		Atari ST
Snooker & Pool	Gremlin Graphics	1987		C16/Plus4
Snooker & Pool	Gremlin Graphics	1987		C64
Sara Parker's Pool Challenge	RetroZone;American Video Entertainment (Odyssey Software)	2008	[sic] [b]Can you become a World Champion or will you BREAK?[/b] [IMAGE] [i]Sara Parker's Pool Challenge gives you 4 fast-breaking styles of pool to choose from: Standard, 8-ball, 9-ball, and Kelly Pool – each with realistic sound and music. Challenge up to 4 friends or play alone, [IMAGE] this is as close to being in a actual Pool Hall. To keep things interesting and fresh, change up the table top surface to make the balls go wilds! [IMAGE] Grab your Cuestick and get ready for the hottest billiards action around. [size=150][b]Rack´em Up...[/b][/size][/i] [code][b]RET-PC-GBL www.retrousb.com MADE IN USA[/b][/code] [Zerothis]***Cue Stick was not released by American Video Entertainment in 1992. But RetroZone got permission to make a production run of it in 2008 under the title Sara Parker's Pool Challenge. [Zerothis]	NES
Rack 'em Up	Roklan Software	1983		MS-DOS
Rack 'em Up	Roklan Software	1983		C64
Rack 'em Up	Roklan Software (IDSI Innovative Design Software)	1984	09-01128 16k cartridge. Extremely rare. Roklan published this updated version of [game=#108352]Pool 400[/game] in 1982.	Atari 400/800
Rack 'em	Accolade	1988		MS-DOS
Rack 'em	Accolade	1988		C64
Q-Master	The Fourth Dimension	1991		BBC
Pro Pool	Codemasters (Blade Interactive)	2000		GBC
Pool Palace	Sunsoft;Activision (ASK)	1998		PS
Pool Champion	Mindscape (Bitmasters)	1995		Win3.1
Pool 1.5	Innovative Design Software	1981	Makes most shots you could on a real pool table, with advantages of instant replay and slow motion. Four different games, also offers a higher or lower friction mode.	Apple II E
Pool	Thorn EMI (Thorn EMI)	1981	There are three variations of the game in the program, including Tournament Pool and 8 Ball Pool, both for two players. If you have played before you can dive right in, but if this is your first time you will want to read the rules first to find out what the game is all about. In 8 Ball Pool each player must pocket the balls of one colour, followed by the black. The players in Tournament Pool have to pocket called balls into called pockets - with points earned for successes and lost for 'scratches'. If you want to try out your shots then Practice Pool is for you - the object being to pocket 15 balls as quickly as possible.*** [151]	Atari 400/800
Pocket Color Billiard	Bottom Up	1999		GBC
PC Pool Challenges	IBM (HesWare)	1984	I have my doubts that IBM published a game for Tandy Graphics. This was most certainly intended for PCjr.***This game seemed to appear under a couple of modified versions. For example as "PC Pool" by Dave Jurich, or "Billiard" by Mike Winlok.	MS-DOS
On Cue	Mastertronic	1987		C64
On Cue	Mastertronic	1987	Snooker and Pool variants are loaded separately.	Atari 400/800
On Cue	Mastertronic	1987		C16/Plus4
Jimmy White's Cue Ball 2	BAM! Entertainment (Awesome Developments)	2000	Unlike most pool simulations that take place in unrealistic and pristine environments, Jimmy White's Cueball 2 lets players feel as though they are actually playing in a smoke filled pool halls. In addition to testing their skills and understanding of physics and "English", players will also find the environments immersive, as they can distract themselves by also playing a game of darts or pulling the arm of a slot machine.	PS
Jimmy White's 2: Cueball	BAM! Entertainment (Awesome Developments)	1999		Windows
Jim Kobbe's Pool Game in 3D	author	1990		MS-DOS
Hustler	Go-Dax Hi-Tek Entertainment (Bubble Bus)	1989		Atari ST
Hardcore Pool	Neko Entertainment (Frontline Studios)	2004		GBA
GtkPool	author	?	Poll games. 1 player or 2 player, Play 8-ball, 9-ball, or rotation. The physics can be customized. [Zerothis]	Linux
gnome-8ball	author	?		Linux
FooBillard	?	2004		BeOS
FooBillard	author	2004		Linux
Family Billiards	Pack-in-Video	1987	A nice billiards game featuring various game types. It's one of the better billiards games for MSX.	MSX2
Colour Billiards	SoftStream International (The Reed Institute)	1987		Mac OS Classic
Championship Pool	Mindscape (Bitmasters)	1993	NES-P3-USA Play 8-ball or 9-ball in tournament mode. Winning requires beating all 32 opponents without any losses. Play 14.1, 8-ball, 9-ball, 3-ball, equal offense, or speed pool in challenge mode. Play 14.1, 8-ball, 9-ball, 10-ball, 15-ball, 3-ball, speed ball, rotation, straight pool, equal offense, or one pocket in party mode. Party mode has no AI players and is intended for 1-8 human players. Play in freestyle mode. This is intended for practice, but also a full pool table simulator. Balls can be placed or moved anywhere at any time. Inotherwords, any type of pool game can be played with any number of players just as if they were using a real pool table; they only need to keep score themselves. Use a turtle rack if desired. This mode can even be used for trick-shot competitions but limited to shots using balls and table only (nothing fancy with cue sticks, the butt of a stick, chalk, the rack, pocket rims, nor riding the wall). Essentially, this mode is every pool game ever created plus any the player makes up. [Zerothis]	NES
Champion Billiards	Sega	1986		SG-1000
Break Time: The National Pool Tour	FCI (Opera House)	1993		NES
Billiard	Serene	2001	Play 8-Ball, 9-Ball, Rotation, Basic Pool, 141 Continuous, Bowlliards, Cutthroat, 5-9 (a 9-Ball variant), and One Pocket on a regular pool table. Or play 3-Ball, 4-Ball, Free, One Cushion, and Three Cushion on a carom table (no pockets). Play speed mode to run the table, trick shot mode for some fancy play, or story mode. Up to 4 players can cue it up together. [R2D2-A]	PS
Billiard	DigiCube	2002	Play 8-Ball, 9-Ball, Rotation, Basic Pool, 141 Continuous, Bowlliards, Cutthroat, 5-9 (a 9-Ball variant), and One Pocket on a regular pool table. Or play 3-Ball, 4-Ball, Free, One Cushion, and Three Cushion on a carom table (no pockets). Play speed mode to run the table, trick shot mode for some fancy play, or story mode. Up to 4 players can cue it up together. [R2D2-A]	PS
Billard Américain	Virgin Games	1993		MS-DOS
Billard Américain	Virgin Games	1992		Atari ST
Bankshot Billiards 2	pixelStorm	2005		X360
Arcade Pool	Team17	1994	Rack'em-up and shoot for glory in this stunning Pool Simulator. Featuring superb ball animation and authentic digitised sound effects also includes different game types, US 8-Ball, 9-Ball, 9- Ball Challenge, Speed Pool, Trickshot etc.	Amiga CD32
Arcade Pool	Team17	1994	Rack'em-up and shoot for glory in this stunning Pool Simulator. Featuring superb ball animation and authentic digitised sound effects also includes different game types, US 8-Ball, 9-Ball, 9- Ball Challenge, Speed Pool, Trickshot etc.* [23]Review for CD 32 version [98] [22]*Mario Savoia (program, graphics) Allister Brimble (music, sfx) The Wolves (playtest) Kenny Grant (technical assistance) Stefan Boberg (technical assistance) Martyn Brown (project manager)	Amiga AGA
8 Killer 3D Pool	ZOO Digital Publishing;DSI Games (Gravity~I)	2005		GBA
8 Ball	Microdeal (Anteco Software)	1983		Dragon32
8 Ball	Michtron	1986		Atari ST
8 Ball	Anteco Software	1983		Tandy Coco
3D Pool	Firebird;MicroPlay Software (Aardvark Software)	1989	The first 3-dimensional computer pool game that lets you view the table from almost ANY ANGLE YOU CHOOSE! Rotate and tilt the Pool table to set up your shot, then crack the pool ball into the pack. You've never seen anything like it! • Stunningly realistic true to life 3D pool simulation • Awe-inspiring real-time rotating table. • Super intelligent computer-controlled opponents. • Delicate control of spin, swerve and power. • All the fun of creating your own trick shots. • Pit your wits against Maltese Joe - European Pool Champ!* [88]* [88]* [97]* [23]* [2]* [102]* [21]* [17]* [76]* [22]* [1]* [52]	Amiga
3D Pool	MicroPlay Software (Designer Software)	1990	The first 3-dimensional computer pool game that lets you view the table from almost ANY ANGLE YOU CHOOSE! Rotate and tilt the Pool table to set up your shot, then crack the pool ball into the pack. You've never seen anything like it! * Stunningly realistic true to life 3D pool simulation Awe-inspiring real-time rotating table. Super intelligent computer-controlled opponents. Delicate control of spin, swerve and power. All the fun of creating your own trick shots. Pit your wits against Maltese Joe - European Pool Champ!* [142]* [87]* [49]* [44]* [37]You have the choice of playing a tournament, a simple one-on-one competition, or practising your skills with the trick shot ball editor.**Sharkey's 3-D Pool is one of the best, most entertaining games I have ever played. It took me a while to learn how to beat Sharkey, but now I beat him on a regular basis. To date (I have been playing the game ever since it came out), I have won over 6,000,000 playing the game. I highly recommend it to everyone who enjoys the game of pool, CAUTION: It is highly addictive! [Dave]	MS-DOS
3D Pool	Firebird	1989	The first 3-dimensional computer pool game that lets you view the table from almost ANY ANGLE YOU CHOOSE! Rotate and tilt the Pool table to set up your shot, then crack the pool ball into the pack. You've never seen anything like it! * Stunningly realistic true to life 3D pool simulation Awe-inspiring real-time rotating table. Super intelligent computer-controlled opponents. Delicate control of spin, swerve and power. All the fun of creating your own trick shots. Pit your wits against Maltese Joe - European Pool Champ!* [147]* [28]* [42]* [6]*** [1]	ZX Spectrum

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