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World Championship Poker 2: All In (Xbox 360)

Release Date: 30/11/2007

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Summary

Developer:: Point of View
Publisher:: Oxygen Interactive

Ante up with World Championship Poker 2, the sequel to the best-selling World Championship Poker, will put players at the high stakes table, bluffing and trying to steal the pot from some of the world's toughest professional poker players, including Howard Lederer, Annie Duke and many more!

World Championship Poker 2: All In for Xbox 360 Features:

More poker - 14 different varieties of poker
More Stars - Play with the pros- In-game character likenesses, play styles and iconic signature personality traits of eight of the world's best professionalpoker players, including Howard Lederer, Annie Duke and many more
More attitude - AI opponents with dynamic personalities, player controllable taunts, bluffs and tells.
More Gameplay - Active tell and bluff system, RPG-like upgradeable skill system and character outfitting
Broader audience appeal- With the choice of "Real Deal" simulation or "Power Play" arcade modes, WCP2 appeals to experience poker players as well as casual console gamers

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Customer Reviews

Submitted by Brager Vicario

This is terrible. Its all quickplay games. After every game you then go back to the main menu where you have to start all over again. Its slow and boring. The mini game where you have to try and make your character bluff successfully or hold a poker-face is a total waste of time that just adds to the slow frustationg gameplay. The visuals are atrocious. I've seen games that looked better on the old PS2 and originial Xbox. Even the so called whacky characters do nothing to bring a bit of life or difference to the game. Avoid at any and all costs.

Submitted by Daniel Bliss

my mum luves it

Submitted by Richard casey

its okay. But my advice? Get a group of friends together, buy a deck of cards and some poker chips and play it for real. It's a better experience than playing a computer. Playing against a computer means that you can't pick up on tells and you miss that banter you get when a bunch of friends get together for some poker.

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