Minnesota Fats: Pool Legend
The official video game tribute to the iconic pool hustler featuring realistic 8-ball and 9-ball simulations. Play against AI opponents or a friend in this digitized recreation of 1960s pool halls.
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About This Retro Game
Used motion-captured animations of real pool techniques supervised by Minnesota Fats himself before his 1996 passing.
Featured a unique 'Hustle Mode' where players could negotiate side bets and taunt opponents using Fats' famous one-liners.
The Genesis version's 'Trick Shot Challenge' included physics-defying shots from Fats' actual exhibition repertoire.
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