Q-Ball Billiards Master screenshots

The game's title screen This follows a short introductory video sequence and the language selection screen.

A shot from the video sequence shown at startup This features two attractive ladies strutting around a pool table while this guy pots balls and looks mean-ish

The game's START screen

The game's main menu The 'cable' on the right connects to the selected option.

The game configuration options

This is the training menu. It is recommended that the player practice here and this is a good idea because the controls are different to most games

Lesson one of the training program is simple, pocket all balls. Hope they don't mean pot all balls with one shot!

The training program uses a 'ghost ball' to aid the player

The L1/L2 manually control camera zoom in/out. The game has seven camera settings, Standard, Manual, Fix, Restless (fastest moving ball), Top Near, Old Days, and Swing

Finally! a ball has been potted

The ghost ball is most effective when cue ball and object ball are close together

The dial in the lower left is the power meter. Shot taking is performed using the CIRCLE button

The in-game pause menu allows the player to control the exact point at which the cue will connect with the ball Other options are available, each coloured circle expands into a mini menu

The game claims it can improve a players game. This is one of the training screens demonstrating how connecting with the cue ball at different points has an effect on the shot

One of the game options is the Frozen Game The object here is to pot the nominated ball and bring the cue ball close to another ball to score points. There are five sections, ten shots in each

The in game instructions for the Frozen Game option

Q-Ball Billiards Master

PlayStation 2 screenshots