AUTHOR: Compile / SEGA RELEASE: 1988 TYP: Strategie SPIELER: 4 LEVEL: 3 SPRACHE: Englisch Partnumber: MK-5103-50 EAN: 4974365633035 WERT: 10 Euro
Stellen Sie sich den aufregenden Herausforderungen und erleben Sie den Spaß von Billiards, Darts oder World Bingo! Zum Beispiel die Spieltypen 9-Ball und Rotation bei Billiards. Testen Sie Ihre Zielgenauigkeit in den Wurfpfeilspielen 301 und 501. Oder versuchen Sie Ihr Glück bei einem World Bingo-Spiel mit hohen Einsätzen.
You've heard about the good old days when families gathered together to play their favorite games. Now, Sega brings the fun back home with PARLOUR GAMES. It's three family games in one! Choose from the exciting challenges and action of billiards, darts or world bingo! Up to four people can play against each other or the computer. PARLOUR GAMES are a test of strategy and skill, with four variations to increase the challenge and fun! In billiards choose eight-ball or rotation. Play the dart games 301 or 501…and choose the weight of your darts. Or test your luck in a high-stakes game of world bingo. So get the popcorn ready and gather around your Sega system. But watch out, because your little sister has become a pool shark…and mom is an expert at darts!
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This is known as „Family Games“ in Japan, which is hysterical because it features scantily-clad Playboy bunnies on its menu screens. Parlour Games offers three separate amusements: billiards, darts, and bingo. Billiards (pool) is surprisingly playable, calling to mind Side Pocket (Genesis, 1992). Aiming the cue takes practice but I like how the the balls click against each other and roll smoothly around the table. There's a wide selection of variations, but that monotonous „piano“ music might get on your nerves after a while. The second game is darts, marred by some of the most ass-backwards controls imaginable. The third entry is „World Bingo“ and it's like nothing I've ever seen. It incorporates a complicated betting system and draws numbers using some crazy slot machine. I really didn't have the patience to figure it out, and since it's a game of luck I really didn't see the point. I'm afraid that even fabulous babes can't hide the fact that Parlour Games is just a weak collection of titles that couldn't stand on their own. It hardly qualifies as a „family“ game, although maybe dad will like it. - www.Videogamecritic.com
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