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World Championship Poker 2 with Howard Lederer


World Championship Poker 2 with Howard Lederer  
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Crave Entertainment
EAN: 0650008499155
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Item Dimensions: 0.637.5505.3
Label: Crave Entertainment
Manufacturer: Crave Entertainment
Model: XBSVGG 650008499155
MPN: 49915
Platform: Xbox
Publisher: Crave Entertainment
Release Date: October 26, 2005
Studio: Crave Entertainment

Features:
  • 14 different varieties of poker, from Texas Hold 'em and Five-Card Stud to Deuce-to-Seven Triple Draw and Razz - Ace to Five
  • Active tell and bluff system, RPG-like upgradeable skill system and character outfitting
  • Features 8 of the world's best professional poker professionals - Howard Lederer, Annie Duke, Greg Raymer, Amir Vahedi, Paul Darden, Clonie Gowen, Robert Williamson III and featuring announcing by Matt Savage
  • Choice of Real Deal simulation or Power Play arcade modes
  • Hip new look with Rat Pack era themed shell and HUD, more realistic looking characters and advanced animation system

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Editorial Review:
In Championship Poker 2: Featuring Howard Lederer is the sequel to the best-selling card game. This time you're returning to the high-stakes table with more experience -- but so are your challengers. Put your poker skills to the test, as you try bluffing and trying to steal the pot from some of the world's toughest professional poker players.

Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating:  out of 5 stars - good fun
This game features a lot of small tournaments which are quite fun. The action, though, is really in the large tournaments you occasionally get to play in career mode with 200 people. They can be quite long if you want to finish high but are very intense, and interestingly, many of the tournaments seem to each have their own feel, as if you were really playing with different groups of people each time. By this I mean you encounter different strategies of raising and calling in the no limit tournaments, ... Read More



Rating:  out of 5 stars - I love this game
The fact that I paid a bargain price for this game no doubt influences my positive attitude, but I have had a lot of fun playing this game. I like the fact that it has both career mode and free play. A more experienced player might not be impressed, but I like the AI and the different player types you end up sharing the table with. What I especially like about this game is that the pace and feel of the game is very realistic and comfortable to me. It's low key, and I never feel annoyed, like I'm waiting ... Read More



Rating:  out of 5 stars - A good game that could have been even better
I am not going to be as hard on this game as Mondo Vendo was. Certainly there is a great deal of room for improvement, but the AI is miles better than the first one. While I do agree that the game selection system is irritating and the characters leave much to be desired, the poker play of this game is very enjoyable. Winning money in this game is certainly as difficult as it is in real life and the game forces you to become skilled at all types of poker (which is not a problem from my point of view because ... Read More



Rating:  out of 5 stars - Not much of an approvement over the 1st. The 1st might be better actually.
This really isn't much (if at all) better than the 1st one.

For one, often the percentages of player's chances to win don't add up to 100 percent. I notice sometimes that it happens when I notice a good chance that they will tie and have to split the pot. I don't think this is how it works on tv (not sure)? I am assuming this is an error in the game.

Also the career mode has buildings with games in a map. It is about 5 screens wide and you have to scroll and follow arrows to see what ... Read More


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