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Win prizes with AMF Xtreme Bowling for Prizes
AMS Xtreme Bowling for Prizes has two main competitive modes. “Head-to-head” is the daily tournament mode, where your position is determined on the basis of your overall win loss record against other players. Basically, you play one round of bowling against an automatically selected opponent. To put it simply, it is a face-off mode and the scores will be calculated at the end of it all. The winner is determined my combining the actual pin score and how long it took the player to finish the game At the end of each day, four to five highest scorers win AMF bowling gift certificates.
The weekly tournament mode is called “progressive” and here your objective should be to end up with the highest overall game. Here too, the top five get AMF bowling gift certificates.
You play bowling by setting your starting point horizontally on the lane. Then select the speed of throwing the ball as well as the angle. Last, you decide whether to spin the ball left, right or just keep it straight. A first-person view of the lane is available to the user which includes a decent amount of lighting on the walls.
In the "for prizes" version of AMF Xtreme Bowling, many features of the the prizeless version are removed totally.
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This game is pathetic
AMF Xtreme Bowling for prizes is really a slack game. There are plenty of misdemeanours evident. And that too in the basics. Many times the ball hits the pins very strongly and yet they refuse to fall down and remain erect after twirling around for a while. The graphics won’t make your eyes roll as there isn’t any sparkling effect. All you can see is some mediocre lighting effects and bad construction on either side of the lane. The peppy sound effect comes as a huge sigh of relief. But that doesn’t change the fact that this is a poorly built game.
User Rating : 3 /10  (
by :
bradlove on
Wed, 17 Aug 2005 10:52:00 GMT
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