Texas Hold 'Em Poker DS

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  • Summary: Texas Hold 'Em Poker will bring all the action from the poker table into your palm on the Nintendo DS. Compete in a limit or limitless Quick Game mode versus 10 computer players or in the Tournament Mode against up to five friends via Wi-Fi multiplayer support. Compete in Quick Game,Texas Hold 'Em Poker will bring all the action from the poker table into your palm on the Nintendo DS. Compete in a limit or limitless Quick Game mode versus 10 computer players or in the Tournament Mode against up to five friends via Wi-Fi multiplayer support. Compete in Quick Game, Tournament and Career Modes. Advanced bluff mechanic providing a myriad of tells, emotions and reactions. Touch screen features including win percentages, action buttons, and chip management. Full Texas Hold 'Em Poker game play, including 5/10 Limit Play, 25/50 Limit Play, Pot Limit, and No Limit Play. Six person Wi-Fi multiplayer. Password entry feature allows players to save their bankroll for future games in Career Mode. Play in country-wide tournaments and ultimately compete in Las Vegas for the Texas Hold 'Em Poker Championship. [Majesco]… Expand
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  1. IGN
    60
    You still can’t beat the real deal, physical computer experience, which is why it’s a little upsetting that the design team didn’t take advantage of elements that would work better in a virtual setting – stat tracking being a key element that’s missing here.
  2. The Sydney Morning Herald
    50
    Computer opponents aren't too stupid and each player is represented by an on-screen character.
  3. Nintendo Power
    50
    A menu that asks you to select a tell (to show your opponents) before every move gets tiring quickly. [Dec 2005, p.120]
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