Exploring A Casino Resort with Playwize Poker and Casino
Publishing label 505 Gamestreet asks, “Why play a simple poker-table simulation when you can go for broke in sprawling casinos packed with games, machines and excitement?” Hence, they came up with what may be the most complete and comprehensive gambling title available on video game consoles.
Playwize Poker and Casino is coming to PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable this year. It offers four 3D virtual casinos swarming with other gamblers to chat with. This latest title for the PSP and PS2 features multiple dice tables, poker games, and slot machines.
Roulette, craps, blackjack, baccarat, and red dog are among the table games one can play with in this 505 Gamestreet offering. Banks of slot machines and video poker consoles line the walls and players are also welcome to give the Wheel of Fortune a spin. Take your chances in poker games such as Texas Hold ‘Em, Omaha High, Super Hold ‘Em, Pineapple, and Crazy Pineapple in a room away from the razzle-dazzle lights of the casino floor.
Players start the game in a small “Egyptians King” casino and earn stars until they have earned enough to discover more exclusive casinos such as the ultra chic “Skies the Limit”.
A player’s screen alter ego is also customizable. There is a selection of player models and outfits at a gamer’s disposal. Each casino in Playwize Poker and Casino also boasts a boutique where designer couture can be purchased. Character animation and onscreen stance and mode reveal a character’s standing. If he loses too much, the onscreen alter ego slumps and slouches, while a successful player exude confidence.
An all-inclusive gameplay, touch of humor and playfulness, accurate AI, and faithfully recreated casino games are the features of the PS2/PSP game that will hopefully lure in experience gamblers and casual players.
The screens shown here are taken from the PS2 version of the game, but they’ll give you an idea of how the game plays out on PSP. Playwize Poker and Casino will be available for the PS2 this June 23 while the PSP version will be out in October.
Publishing label 505 Gamestreet asks, “Why play a simple poker-table simulation when you can go for broke in sprawling casinos packed with games, machines and excitement?” Hence, they came up with what may be the most complete and comprehensive gambling title available on video game consoles.
Playwize Poker and Casino is coming to PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable this year. It offers four 3D virtual casinos swarming with other gamblers to chat with. This latest title for the PSP and PS2 features multiple dice tables, poker games, and slot machines.
Roulette, craps, blackjack, baccarat, and red dog are among the table games one can play with in this 505 Gamestreet offering. Banks of slot machines and video poker consoles line the walls and players are also welcome to give the Wheel of Fortune a spin. Take your chances in poker games such as Texas Hold ‘Em, Omaha High, Super Hold ‘Em, Pineapple, and Crazy Pineapple in a room away from the razzle-dazzle lights of the casino floor.
Players start the game in a small “Egyptians King” casino and earn stars until they have earned enough to discover more exclusive casinos such as the ultra chic “Skies the Limit”.
A player’s screen alter ego is also customizable. There is a selection of player models and outfits at a gamer’s disposal. Each casino in Playwize Poker and Casino also boasts a boutique where designer couture can be purchased. Character animation and onscreen stance and mode reveal a character’s standing. If he loses too much, the onscreen alter ego slumps and slouches, while a successful player exude confidence.
An all-inclusive gameplay, touch of humor and playfulness, accurate AI, and faithfully recreated casino games are the features of the PS2/PSP game that will hopefully lure in experience gamblers and casual players.
The screens shown here are taken from the PS2 version of the game, but they’ll give you an idea of how the game plays out on PSP. Playwize Poker and Casino will be available for the PS2 this June 23 while the PSP version will be out in October.