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Casino software
Casino software
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High Rollers Casino Game Review
If you are looking for a casino game to pass the time, look a little further than High Rollers Casino for the Xbox or PS2. What had the potential to be a quite engaging game is instead limited by poor graphics and poor decision-making by the company that released the game.
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Bicycle Casino Game Review
Are you just aching for some time in the casino, but can’t get away from home? Well, if that’s the case, here is your solution: go to the store, buy an Xbox if you don’t already have one and grab a copy of Bicycle Casino while you’re there.
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Sega Casino Game Review
Have you ever played a game or seen a movie that is simply so “middle of the road” that you can’t be sure if you liked or disliked it? If not, play Sega Casino for the Nintendo DS, and be prepared for sheer emotional ambiguity.
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Vegas Stakes Game Review
Believe it or not, casino games existed before Texas Hold ‘Em became the “in thing,” and celebrities could be seen playing cards on television at any time during the day or night. Take for example Hal Laboratories 1993 SNES classic Vegas Stakes, which did with 16-bits what many casino games can’t do today: made a console, casino simulation that was actually fun to play.
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Casino Kid Game Review
The mid-1980s were a simpler time for video games. Graphics weren’t important, and in certain games the player was represented by nothing more than a block. Sounds were nothing more than looped over midi files, and subtitles were barely understandable as being English.
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Casino Kid 2 Review
Sofel, the same company that brought you the horrific Casino Kid thought that one installment simply couldn’t satiate your thirst for ridiculous casino simulation. With that in mind, let us look at the second in a two-part epic, Casino Kid 2.
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Vegas Dreams Game Review
Released by Hal Laboratories in March of 1990, Vegas Dreams was special in the fact that it may be the only good casino game ever released for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Other casino games, such as Casino Kid, had tried to create stories that were interesting while giving players the games they wanted to play, and had failed.
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Caesar’s Palace Game Review
Ask the gamer community what the best games are in the casino genre, and you’ll normally get two answers: Vegas Stakes for the SNES and Caesar’s Palace for the PlayStation One. The most incredible fact about these answers is that neither is for one of the forth-coming “next generation” consoles, or even for current consoles for that matter.
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Kismet Studios
Kismet provides inventive software, games and services to regulated interactive casino and lottery operators that allow them a maintainable advantage in the marketplace. Kismet's software powered the re-launch of the Harrods Internet Casino and also powers Sage Internet Casino, Asia's first internet casino, based in the Philippines.
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Hoyle Casino 3D
This game is a mix of both the good and the bad. On the plus side it has a wonderfully wide variety of games. Just about anything you see in a casino is available to play on Hoyle. If you are like so many of us who only play one or two games at the casino and are a bit undereducated on the rest of the offerings to be found on the gaming floor, this game offers comprehensive tutorials that are good enough to prepare you for not just the computer game, but the live experience as well.
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Payout Poker & Casino
This game would have been so much more satisfying if the promises leading up to the release were not such grand statements. Like most of the second Star Wars series, this game failed to live up to the hype. While promising a "Real World" casino experience, it delivered a slightly above average, two-dimensional, computer experience. There is nothing wrong with this, simply because we couldn't really expect much more when playing on the PC, but that wasn't what Namco promised this product would be. If you lower your expectations, this game really isn't all that bad.
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