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Snooker Bar
WSC Real 08 on wii isnt taking my shot properly?
I am having trouble while playing my WSC Real 08 snooker game on wii. I go into shot mode and it tells me to press B to take my shot. So I hold down B push my arm forward as I let go of B then I will see the power bar fill up a little tiny bit. Ill then go to take the shot again and the cue ball will move a little tiny bit and it says ive fouled. Sometimes I will take a shot the same way and it will take the shot properly.
resync your wii remote and move the positioning of the sensor bar...i think its just out of range or you've not got the straight motion required...make sure your sensor bar lies flat too...see if that works..
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Snooker (Video Game) $71.7 Snooker is a 1983 sports simulation video game from Visions Software Factory, which simulated the game of snooker on the major home computers of that epoch, including Commodore 64, Commodore VIC20, ZX Spectrum, Acorn Electron, and BBC Micro. The players take turns to hit the white cue ball against the reds or colors following the rules of Snooker. The strength of the shot and the spin could be selected using the space bar and cursor keys respectively. The limited color selections of the home computers of the time along with the memory sizes meant the user experience was limited compared to more modern implementations. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Timpledon, Miriam T./ Marseken, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 78 Publication Date: 2010/08/09 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.19 inches |
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The History Of Snooker $10.99 The History Of Snooker |
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Billiards Bar Snooker Cue Stick Pool for Nintendo Wii $8.89 Highlights:Get into Action! Now you can add more realism to the Wii snooker pool games with this attachment polePlaying on your Nintendo Wii will never feel the same againFirm grip support minimize hand fatigueHeavy duty design ensures these attachment handles can withstand the stress from the realistic sport simulationInnovative design ensures quick release of the remote control from the attachment handleEasy to disassemble for storageA perfect stylish way to store your Wii Controller while you are not playingMaterial: ABSSpecification:Color: WhiteDimension (cm): 81.5 x 4.2 x 4Weight (Kg): 0.1123Package Contents:1 x Billiards pool/snooker sport set for Wii |
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Billiards Bar Snooker Cue Stick Pole for Nintendo Wii Game $11.49 Description:Wii Billiards Snooker Cue is suitable for playing billiards game with Wii console.Made of durable hard plastic material.Simple to install and easy to be used to play billiards games.The Nintendo Wii Billiards Bar improves inspiration when using this product, you may feel more realistic and exciting.Human-based structure, easy to take and use.Turn simulation into reality, this Wii Billiards Stick Pole makes you easy to win in the billiards game. Size: 63.3cm long.( after installation ). Approx.Color: White.Weight: 120g. Using instruction:Take out the fittings of the billiards bar. assemble and screw down the billiards bars from small sizes to big onesFit the handle to the billiards bar and push the lock of billiards bar to the top positionPut Wii controller into the handle of billiards barOpen Wii console to enter billiards game, with one hand holding the handle and the other hand holding the bar, then you can begin to play |
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Snooker Ball Tray $5.95 Snooker Ball Tray |
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Scorpion Snooker Shaft $56 Scorpion Snooker Shaft |
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Dj Pixote @ Orion Fest Snooker Bar 06 11 2009
Become a Shark - Pool Tips for a Fish out of Water!
So it's Friday night, and you're out on the town with your mates. You're well dressed and you've had a few drinks. Isn't life grand? You puff away on your cigarette, sipping a pint, and round the pool table considering your next shot. You are keenly aware of the gorgeous woman sitting at the bar, watching your every move. Follow these pool rules, and show her that you are as slick as your slicked-back hair!
Now you may be wondering who gets to break? The traditional way of determining who gets to break is a method called "lagging". Both players line up their ball at the head string (the line on the table). Shoot your ball to the far rail, and bank it straight back towards yourself without touching the rail you are standing closest to. Have your opponent do the same. Whoever has the ball closest to the rail, without touching it, gets to break. Hitting a side rail is an immediate disqualification.
When you are racking the balls, they should be frozen or touching slightly. The lead ball must be on the foot spot (the dot on the felt). The "8" ball must be in the center of the racked balls. The white or "cue" ball must be located behind the head string. When breaking, you want to use enough power to split the balls. Ideally you want to sink a couple balls, preferably one of either "solids" or "stripes". This way you have the option of shooting for any ball on the table during your next shot. If you "scratch", or sink the white ball off the break, it automatically becomes your opponents turn.
The object of the game is to sink all of your balls before your opponent, and then sink the "8" ball in the pocket you have indicated. Take your time and line up your shots properly. Try not to use too much power when shooting. Yeah.....it looks cool to hit them hard, but it's not exactly cool to miss your shot. Try to take your easiest shots first, and try not to leave your opponent with clear shots. Try to use a proper stance when shooting, and bow your head to be in line with the cue. Your best bet is to simply practice on your own, before you go out and play competitively. Be careful playing in bars too, as you might get hustled. Now be a good sport, go introduce yourself to that babe at the bar!
About the Author
Nathaniel Jacobson lives and works in NYC. When he is not playing pool in a smoky bar trying to impress women, he does freelance writing for a number of websites including pooltablesandbilliardgames.com - a site dedicated to billiards, with information about on pool balls, pool cues, lighting for pool tables and more.
