Jimmy White's 2 Cueball
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Developed_By:
Awesome Developments
Published_By:
Bam Entertainment
Released On:
01 Jan 2000
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Jimmy White's 2 Cueball is a sports game that follows the story of Jimmy White, a professional snooker player. The game takes place during the World Championship tournament, where Jimmy must compete against his rivals to emerge victorious.
The gameplay revolves around various snooker tables, each with its unique characteristics and challenges. Players can choose from different characters, including Jimmy White himself, as well as other famous snooker players of the time. The objective is to pot the cue ball using a variety of shots, while also trying to score points by potting the balls on the table.
The game features various modes, including a career mode where players can progress through the ranks and compete in tournaments, as well as a versus mode where players can challenge friends or other opponents.
Part #:
SLUS-01313 (USA)
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
Setting Up Your Game
Congratulations! You are now the proud owner of the best Snooker and Pool game available, ever! Set up your PlayStation® game console according to the instructions in its Instruction Manual. Make sure the power is off before inserting or removing a disc.
Insert the 'Jimmy White's: Cueball' disc and close the Disc Cover. Insert game controllers and turn on the PlayStation® game console. Follow on-screen instructions to start a game.
PlayStation Console Diagram
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RESET BUTTON
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POWER INDICATOR
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POWER BUTTON
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CONTROLLER PORT 1
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CONTROLLER PORT 2
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SONY
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POWER
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OPEN
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OPEN BUTTON
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DISC COVER
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MEMORY CARD SLOT 1
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MEMORY CARD SLOT 2
General Gameplay Controls
Practice game results don't get saved into the Hall of Fame score books.
While playing either pool or snooker, wherever the position of the pointer is, press the X Button to instantly highlight the cueball Take-Shot icon.
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Adjust pre-set cue-power: Hold X Button + L2 to decrease, or X Button + R2 to increase.
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Set Cueball spin Hit-point: Hold O button and use Directional button or left stick (Analog Controller). More spin requires more chalk.
Pool Rule Editor
Since there are over 50 different sets of Pool rules, we have put together a Pool Rule Editor, which allows you to alter a few of the more common rules.
Trick Shot Mode
TRICK SHOT MODE allows you to clear or relay individual balls or the whole table and set up any type of pattern with the balls. You could then go to the demo mode to see if a top computer player can clear the table or simply watch Jimmy play a complete game, possibly scoring a 147 maximum break in snooker.
Other Games
Elsewhere in the rooms you will find a highly addictive darts game, checkers, an arcade cabinet with a fast action shoot em up game called Dropzone.
The Snooker Room
Press the button at the bottom right of the hallway screen to enter the snooker room. The camera zooms into this luxurious location and settles on a beautiful view of the full size English rules snooker table. It's a massive 12 feet by 6 feet, but there's still plenty of room to swing a cue. There's even a fireplace crackling away to keep the room warm and inviting.
A ghostly referee is twiddling his thumbs at the other end of the table. These bodiless gloves are at your beck and call as you play snooker. Not only do they replace the colors for you as they are potted, but they don't mind giving the ball a quick clean if it gets a tad too chalky. They also act as your computer opponent if you decide to play a proper frame of snooker.
There's not just a snooker table in this room. It's also home to a darts board and checkers (checkers in the US) set. There's also a surprising number of other hidden items in the room.
You move around the snooker room the same way as you did in the hall. Have a good look around now, or select the bumblebee icon in the top left of the screen for a guided tour of the room via the Jimmy White BeeCam®. There is also one BeeCam® route in the Hallway.
You can start playing one of the games by selecting its icon in the top left corner. If you want to play darts we've included instructions on page 17.
Playing Snooker
If you understand the rules of snooker then you'll find this version strangely familiar. It's a full size table using the officially recognized World Snooker rules (except for some subjective referee decisions, such as, when the referee in real life decides that you deliberately did a foul or bad shot or your belly really did brush a ball aside when leaning over the table etc...). If you need to recap on any of these rules or you've never played the sport before, turn to page 15 for a quick lesson.
When you first step up to the table you have to choose what type of game you wish to play before you can actually do anything. To do this just click on the universal Start Game icon on the left hand-side of the screen.
Trickshot Editor
It's advisable to familiarize yourself with the controls by using the TRICKSHOT EDITOR located in the DEMO/TRICKSHOT EDITOR menu. The Trick Shot mode allows you to position the balls anywhere on the table in straight lines or circles around the ball you are currently 'on', and no rules are considered. You get to take a shot whenever you want at anything you want.
Before you play your first proper match, it's worth familiarizing yourself with the controls and seeing how ball spin and position affect the route each of the balls takes on the table. You can use a number of computer aided aiming options and UNDO feature, all of which are only available in the Trick Shot mode, or when you set 'practice on' when playing a proper game.
Another option you can use is to set up a particular ball layout. Then go back to the Game Menu and set it to DEMO FROM CURRENT LAYOUT and see if the CPU player can figure out how to correctly pot the remaining balls as if it was a proper game.
In-Game Icons
All your shots, and the options you have before you take your shot, are all represented by icons that have now appeared on the left screen.
The first four icons are similar to the ones that were there
Tips & Maps
CUE BALL SPIN
Holding down the O button and using the Directional button or left stick allows you to move the cue-tip around the cueball, altering the vertical axis of the cue to increase or decrease spin. Due to the low friction of the baize, a cue ball can spin in any direction while traveling forwards, and when it hits another ball, it stops momentarily to transfer energy, spinning on the spot before friction causes it to move again in a new direction.
Dotted Line Icon
This icon adds a dotted line to show the variable length path of the cue ball if you played the shot with the current pre-set power settings.
Viewline
With the viewline on, you can use the Directional button to select another ball and press the X Button; the game will line up the shot to hit the selected ball dead center for a straight-ahead shot, ignoring other balls.
Undo Feature
Only available in practice or Trick Shot mode, pressing the X button when this icon is highlighted allows you to go back one shot and play it again, but only if it's still your turn.
Recommended Shot Icon
In practice or Trick Shot mode, pressing the X Button with this icon highlighted will recommend the best legal shot by fixing direction, spin, and power for what it considers the safest and most advantageous play.
Score Information Panel
Pressing the O button brings up a panel of accumulated score information, useful for determining if snookers are needed or to know the pot order of pocketed balls.
Plan View Icon
This icon toggles a top-down view of the entire table, which is handy for positioning the cue ball for your next shot, and pressing the X Button again returns to the 3D view.
Return to Cueball View Icon
This icon appears in place of the cueball Take-Shot icon and is used to return the camera viewpoint to be 'on the cueball', if you've selected another ball or pocket.
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