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Pocket Billiards: Funk the 9 Ball

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Also known as
ポケットビリヤード ファンク the 9ボール

Collect Tamapi spirits to power up your shots, unlock new music, and defeat opponents in this strategic billiards game.

Pocket Billiards: Funk the 9 Ball was released for the Game Boy Color in Japan in 2000 by TAM, Inc.; no earlier version on another platform is known.


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Released
2000
Genre
Perspective
Top-down
Size
263.14 KB
Rating
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About Pocket Billiards: Funk the 9 Ball

Pocket Billiards: Funk the 9 Ball is a billiards title for the Game Boy Color that incorporates a collection mechanic. Players gather spirits known as Tamapi, which are then stored within the billiard balls themselves.

When a ball containing a spirit is successfully pocketed, its stored Tamapi can alter the state of play. These effects range from causing the table to shake to granting the player an additional turn following a missed shot.

Defeating opponents allows for the acquisition of more spirits, expanding the player's available pool of gameplay modifiers. The game also features an audio component where, during matches, players can win items like MiniDiscs. These unlock new musical tracks for a DJ to play in the background.

Pocket Billiards: Funk the 9 Ball Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Signing up
Choose a character
The billiard hall
Game options
Start of the game
That was a bad shot
Final ball in the pocket
The winning streak
Excellent shot made
How about a change of music
Tally up the scores