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    Trick Shot

    Game » consists of 1 releases. Released 1982

    A billiards game for the Atari 2600, focused on sinking difficult shots.

    Short summary describing this game.

    Trick Shot last edited by LordCluntFluck on 10/19/18 04:10AM View full history

    Trick Shot is the sole billiards game for the Atari 2600. Due to technical limitations, the game can only display three balls (plus the player cue ball) at any given time, so multiple gameplay modes which work around this limitation were implemented.

    Gameplay

    In each mode, the player controls a cue dot which may be positioned around the cue ball. The fire button controls force; the longer it is held prior to release, the more forceful the shot. English, or spin, is controlled by leaning the joystick prior to releasing the button. There are three distinct gameplay modes.

    Trickshot

    The player must sink each ball in 9 distinct setups. For one or two players. Additionally, practice modes allow the player to work on each setup individually. Two player games may end in a tie.

    Pool and English Billiards

    Each player takes turns using streamlined pocket billiards rules; there is no 8-ball. Various scoring rules differ between Pool and English Billiards, but gameplay is largely the same.

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