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Roland Garros 97

DOS 1997
RG97 is a tennis game with 3D characters. The game takes its name from a famous French real tennis tournament, but the characters of the game are invented. You can choose between 10 different men, 7 women or 3 futuristic players. You can play on 5 courts (two are hidden and have to be unlocked) which are Roland Garros (France), England, USA. Australia and Power Dome (a futuristic one). You can play singles or doubles matches, and you can choose between 3 difficulty levels. The four game modes are: single match, net, friendly match and tournament, and you can choose the camera angle to play (see screenshots).

Virtual Pool 2

Windows 1997
Virtual Pool 2, released in 1997, was a groundbreaking game that revolutionized the way virtual pool was experienced. Developed and published by Celeris, this game not only provided players with a realistic pool simulation but also offered a challenging and immersive gameplay experience. One of the most notable features of Virtual Pool 2 was its stunning graphics. The game boasted high-resolution 3D graphics, making it one of the most visually impressive pool games of its time. The details of the pool tables, cue sticks, and balls were so realistic that players felt like they were playing an actual game of pool in a real-life pool hall. But what truly set Virtual Pool 2 apart from other pool games was its advanced physics engine. The game accurately simulated the real-life physics of pool, making for a challenging and authentic gameplay experience. Players had to consider factors such as the angle of their shots, the spin of the cue ball, and the friction on the table, just like in a real game of pool. This added a new level of depth and strategy to the game, making it a favorite among avid pool players. In addition to its impressive graphics and advanced physics, Virtual Pool 2 also offered a wide variety of game modes. Players could choose to play a game of traditional 8-ball or 9-ball, or try their hand at trick shots and challenges. The game also featured a career mode where players could compete in tournaments and climb the ranks to become the ultimate pool champion. Despite being released over two decades ago, Virtual Pool 2 still remains a popular choice among pool enthusiasts. Its realistic simulation and challenging gameplay continue to attract players of all ages. And with the advancements in gaming technology, the game has also been updated to support virtual reality, allowing players to truly immerse themselves in the virtual pool hall. With its enduring appeal and impressive features, it's no wonder that Virtual Pool 2 is still considered a classic in the world of virtual pool gaming.
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