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DESCRIPTION
Snooker is an easy to play and realistic computer simulation of the popular Snooker game. With several settings and options to customize the game to your playing style. The aim of Snooker is to pocket the balls legally according to the rules and to score a greater number of points than the opponent.

Amazing Online Game Mode to enjoy hours of fun with connencted players around the globe. Give it a try downloading the evaluation version. Tell your friends (Win or Mac) to do the same and experience the emotions of playing real Pool from the convenience of your computer.

Snooker is a great complement to your iChat, Skype, MSN, Yahoo or any other messenger application when you want to have some fun with your remote friends or family.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 10.7.1:
  • Physics model now avoids stuck balls on pocket corners
  • Important bug fixes
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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SCREENSHOT

Developer:baKno
Downloads:1,517
  - Version d/l:422
Games:Simulation
License:Demo
Date:11 May 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$9.95
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    Snooker User Reviews (1 post)Write A Review
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    Apr 23 2009

    THUS.SPAKE.Z  Trial mode doesn't allow player to complete one game. For this reason alone, I won't buy Bakno's Snooker.

    Developer, how about a decent trial period, such as maybe 6-10 full games?  
    (Version 10.7)

    praisebury
    +2
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    Apr 23 2009

    NOTAFOOL  This is an excellent application which works very nicely indeed. Just as its "sister" application called "Carambola" does. I love them both. And be fairer to the Developer. The application is inexpensive to buy anyway.  
    (Version 10.7)

    praisebury
    -2
    Apr 24 2009

    THUS.SPAKE.Z  So what's the problem with allowing the potential buyer a good number of full games?

    If the game is "excellent" as you claim, then, I would think that the developer would want the player to immerse him/her self in the full game experience, and hook the player in.

    As it stands now, I have no doubt that developer is alienating no small number of potential customers   
    (Version 10.7)

    praisebury
    +1