Nineball (1983)

- Platforms
- Atari 8-bit
- Where to get it
- My Abandonware
How it feels
a straightforward cue-and-shoot billiards simulation that feels slow and solitary, focused on precision over action.
arcade-likesimulationmethodicalsolitaryskill-basedrelaxed
About
Released in 1983 for the Atari 8-bit family, Nineball is an arcade-style billiards simulation where players aim to sink all numbered balls into their respective pockets. The game features a single-player mode allowing users to control the cue ball and practice their shot accuracy without any time limits or multiplayer options.
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- Pinball Wizard (1983)
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