Summary
- Release Year: 2003
- Genres: Sport
- Platforms: Xbox
- Developers: Mud Duck Productions
- Publishers: Crave Entertainment
AMF Bowling 2004: A Realistic and Customizable Bowling Simulation
Released in 2003, AMF Bowling 2004 is a bowling simulation game that offers a realistic and customizable bowling experience. The game features accurate ball, pin, and lane physics, as well as a variety of gameplay options and modes.
Gameplay
AMF Bowling 2004 offers a variety of gameplay options, including:
- Practice mode: This mode allows you to practice your bowling skills without any pressure. You can choose the lane conditions, the number of pins, and the type of ball you want to use.
- Tournament mode: This mode allows you to compete against other bowlers in a tournament format. You can choose the number of bowlers, the number of games, and the prize pool.
- Exhibition mode: This mode allows you to play a single game of bowling against another bowler. You can choose the lane conditions, the number of pins, and the type of ball you want to use.
Features
AMF Bowling 2004 features a variety of features that make it a realistic and customizable bowling simulation. These features include:
- Accurate ball, pin, and lane physics: The game’s physics engine accurately simulates the movement of the ball, pins, and lane. This makes for a realistic and challenging bowling experience.
- Customizable bowlers: You can create your own bowler and customize their appearance, stats, and equipment. You can also choose from a variety of pre-made bowlers, including professional bowlers.
- Customizable balls: You can customize your bowling ball’s weight, color, and texture. You can also choose from a variety of pre-made bowling balls, including balls from major manufacturers.
- Variety of lane conditions: The game features a variety of lane conditions, including wood, synthetic, and oiled lanes. You can also choose the amount of oil on the lanes.
Graphics and sound
AMF Bowling 2004 features realistic graphics and sound effects. The game’s graphics are detailed and lifelike, and the sound effects are immersive and realistic.
Overall
AMF Bowling 2004 is a realistic and customizable bowling simulation that offers a variety of gameplay options and features. The game’s accurate physics engine, customizable bowlers and balls, and variety of lane conditions make it a great choice for bowling fans of all skill levels.
Additional information
- Developer: Crave Entertainment
- Publisher: Namco
- Platforms: PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube
- Release date: October 21, 2003
- ESRB rating: E for Everyone
Tips for playing AMF Bowling 2004
- Practice your aim: The key to bowling a good game is to aim your ball accurately. Take your time and line up your shot carefully.
- Use the right ball: The type of ball you use can affect your accuracy and power. Experiment with different balls to find the one that works best for you.
- Control your speed: The speed of your ball can affect its trajectory and power. Roll the ball with the right amount of speed to hit the pocket (the space between the front pin and the pin behind it).
- Learn the lane conditions: The lane conditions can affect the way your ball moves. Be aware of the lane conditions and adjust your aim and speed accordingly.
- Have fun: Bowling is a game, so don’t take it too seriously. Relax and have fun, and you’ll be sure to improve your skills over time.
Review Score
7/10
