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Amazon Minimum Age: 60 monthsBinding: Video Game Brand: Majesco EAN: 0096427013716 Edition: Collector's ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Item Dimensions: Label: Majesco Sales Inc. Manufacturer: Majesco Sales Inc. Model: 96427013716 MPN: 01371 Number Of Items: 1 Platform: Game Boy Advance Publisher: Majesco Sales Inc. Release Date: November 15, 2004 Studio: Majesco Sales Inc. Features:
Editorial Review: Product Description: In Texas Hold 'Em Poker, it's "all in" for players as they compete in single player or multiplayer action against up to 10 computer players. Via link cable, players can also challenge four friends in the most challenging poker game on the Game Boy Advance. The password save feature allows players to save their bankroll for future games. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Bad if serious about pokerThis game will actually make your poker play worse. If you are at all serious about poker don't buy this. Rating:  - Great Game for the FishListen, if you view hold'em as gambling, this game is good. It is easy to play and you have a good chance to win. If you play serious winning poker, this game has a lot to be desired. I only play ring-games, so I quickly beat the tournaments, and began to play the ring games. If you can't beat these, you really need a new hobby. Yes, the computer players are all calling stations, and they do play loose-passive, but go to Hard Rock Casino in Tampa, and that is how they play. An experienced hold'em ... Read More Rating: - Save your money...Goodness gracious! My expectations were extremely low when I purchased this game, but still it managed to disappoint me. The play is NOTHING like the real thing. You can go all in, and still every player will call you, every time. The interface is uninspiring, with little to enjoy. Do not recommend this game at any price. Rating: - Good to kill time, but that's itAny weathered Texas Hold 'Em player won't find much realism here in this GBA title from Majesco. The computer players will stay in with any hand, which means if your looking to play this to practice your poker skills, you'll find just how unrealistic this is. The fact that Texas Hold 'Em is so cheap in price makes it worth purchasing for GBA owners who enjoy the card game, as it is a good time killer. However, playing this GBA game for extended periods of time will show just how shoddy a job was done ... Read More Rating: - Disappointing - unrealistic playThe graphics on the game are good, and as a basic poker game it passes, but if you're looking to practice your skills with this game, it disappoints. All of the computer players stay in with basically any hand, regardless of the level of play. I've been beaten by too many Two-Eight off suits to mention. |
