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Submit Tutorial. Live Chat. Modders Map. Site Map. Top Sites. VIP Signup. VIP Forums. VIP Support. VIP Downloads. My Blog. My Games. My Achievements. My Friends. My Gallery. My Submissions. My Xbox Live. Images 4. Achievements News 3. World Series of Poker: Tournament of Champions. Zyrex NL 8 years ago. CSGeekSquad 4 years ago. There are 35 achievements with a total of points available. News Title. The game clearly would've benefited from some motion capture.

Facial expressions are lifeless, which you'd think is a good thing for a poker game, but even when someone wins big, their face remains emotionless. Audio is also extremely disappointing. It would've been really nice to have a lot more audio going on: audience noise, better chip sounds, things like that. Even if some people find all that annoying, there could've been options to adjust those sounds.

It's really a bummer when you go all in and win a major pot, and you CAN see the audience clapping, but hear nothing. Sometimes you can hear them clap not sure why you can't always hear it , but it sounds like a few people clapping, not a large crowd. Players sneeze WAY too much, seriously. Is there a huge cold bug going around Vegas or something? It would've been nice to have more recorded phrases from the pros, too, and maybe a nice extra bonus if players talked to each other once in a while "you got a pair of jacks, don't ya?

I haven't tried online play yet so I can't comment on that. Overall, it's a good game, probably one of the better poker games out there right now. But I hope Activision addresses the above issues for the next version. World Series of Poker: Tournament of Champions -- Pros: Easy to find and join an online game, gameplay is easy, AI players change play bluffing, etc Cons: Announcers become an annoyance after repeating same comments multiple times per game. Players sneeze constantly.

Gameplay is slow and unexciting. Summary: Seems like no testing was done prior to release. Not a fun game, I give all aspects average rating.

World Series of Poker: Tournament of Champions. We're at a juncture now with poker games, where providing a decent online mode and a lengthy career mode isn't quite enough to sell an entire package. With games starting to step it up in the AI category, it's time for all poker games to get smarter and not rely on the same robotic AI routines that don't emulate how people really play.

And as far as presentation goes, it's not enough to just trot out a bunch of pro players, some licensed commentators, and camera support and call it a day. On the , your only option at the moment may be the single-player-bereft and bare-bones Texas Hold 'Em for Live Arcade, but at least that game costs four times less than this one.

You won't necessarily go wrong by checking out Tournament of Champions, but there are smarter and deeper games available elsewhere. I Laak this game and you will too Nguyen you play it!

I have health issues which keeps me shut in sometimes for days at a time. I find this not only keeps me entertained, but it keeps me company. Phil Laak is respectful of his opponents. Jennifer Tilley tries to distract with some snipey comments. Scotty Nguyen is amusing with his cute remarks. My avatar looks and sounds just like me, though I have created some alternates for variety.

There are several levels of tournament play,and numerous locations with additional options to be earned. Some tournaments will let anyone in, and hundreds of players are involved.

Some players are ficticious, some we all know. I'm down half a million dollars so far, but I'm having a great time. This game is a great palate cleanser between the slam-slime-bang-flash-jump of the more active games. Choices allow for play which lasts a few minutes, to tournaments which have to be put on hold numerous times over a period of days.

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All this publication's reviews. Its AI is generally very solid, the presentation is all-around great even if the animations don't match the bet amount in any way , and it's set up in an easy to play manner.

Nintendo Gamer. Without online play, this falls way behind other poker games. Thrill-seekers will be gravely disappointed. User Reviews. Write a Review. Positive: 1 out of 1.