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STACKED with Daniel
Negreanu is a 3D tournament poker video game for Xbox, PSP, PS2, and
PC. STACKED features the world's most sophisticated poker Artificial
Intelligence (AI) system and is the first poker video game to bring
thousands of poker players together through multi-table online
tournaments.
STACKED's Championship Title career mode lets you battle head-to-head
against six of poker's most exciting professional players. The game
utilizes "Poki" Artificial Intelligence, a state-of-the-art evolving AI
system that constantly adapts to your playing style in real-time. As
the AI learns your weaknesses, you'll need to adjust your play to
compensate. Hopefully you'll learn from experience and advance your
poker skill set.
Do you have what it takes to succeed at the highest levels of
professional poker Stacked's Career Mode puts you in the heart of the
action as you begin your career as a rookie on the pro tour. Win your
way into larger tournaments and build your own reputation amongst the
best in the world. Play your cards right, and you'll be going all-in
against Evelyn Ng and David WiIlliams at the final table .
Daniel Negreanu finished 2004 as the best tournament poker player in
the world, adding ESPN Player of the Year and Card Player Magazine
Player of the Year honors to a spectacular career that boasts over 35
tournament victories. Through extensive video and dynamic in-game
features, Daniel covers every element of Holdem from the fundamentals
of the game to pro caliber tournament strategies.
"Poki" Artificial Intelligence.
PS2 and PSP compatibility; users play against each other online and can
transfer career mode progress to the PSP from their PS2 and vice versa.
Extensive online multi table tournaments.
Character customization.
7 featured pro players to compete against; Daniel Negreanu, Jennifer
Harman, Evelyn Ng, Josh Arieh, Erick Lindgren, Juan Carlos Mortensen
and David Williams.
Extensive video tutorials explaining the ins and outs of Poker from the master himself, Daniel Negreanu.
Release Date: 16/03/2007
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