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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
03:23 PM - March 3, 2010. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Bryant Clark
When someone enters the online team play lobby in NHL 10, there are often members filling the chat board with listings about their clubs.
"WILL ANYONE JOIN MY CLUB? PLEASE!"
"CLUB RECRUITING: NEED C, LW, RW, D AND GOALIE!"
"C/LW LOOKING FOR TOP 10 CLUB!"
One might even put the time and effort into participating with one of these clubs -- only to find out later the general manager has failed at his job. In other words, teammates are never online and the turnover rate for members of the club is higher than that at your local McDonalds or Tim Hortons. You are 9-38 this month and your team cannot catch a break.
What do you do now?
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Monday, February 22, 2010
12:35 PM - February 22, 2010. Posted by RaychelSnr. Written by Bryant Clark
There are a good amount of sports games to download on the PlayStation Network, but most of them are easy enough to pass up. But when I heard about Hustle Kings, an original billiards game on the PSN, I was very intrigued. So intrigued, in fact, that I decided to download the game and give it a shot. Well, I am glad that I did.Now the first thing to consider when playing a pool game -- or any sports game for that matter -- is how it relates to the actual sport. The physics in this game are very realistic. When you mi**** a shot, the cue stick will rattle like it does in real life. When the cue ball is close to the table wall, you will be forced to raise the cue stick at an angle to pull off the shot. The balls also bounce off the cushions and each other appropriately, and the sound effects mimic a real game at a pool hall.
In Hustle Kings, you get more points based on the difficulty of the shot. If you use a jump shot or bounce the cue ball off the wall two times and pocket a solid, you will earn more HKC money than you would had you just pocketed the ball normally. This is important because the HKC money is what you will use to pay your entrance fee into more difficult competitions and also what you will wager with online. You can also use HKC money to unlock different cue sticks and balls from the Hustle Kings store.
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