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Ultimate Mind Games (PS2)

Ultimate Mind Games (PS2)
From Midas Interactive

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Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #8873 in Computer & Video Games
  • Brand: Midas Interactive
  • Released on: 2004-06-25
  • Platform: PlayStation2

Editorial Reviews

Manufacturer's Description
With 15 classic strategy games--including chess, draughts and backgammon--Ultimate Mind Games is a cerebral challenge for anyone who thinks they've got the brains. There are varying difficulty modes to match your ability, and you can play against a friend or the computer. The collection comes complete with an exciting story mode where you go head to head with a variety of computer controlled opponents in numerous locations around the globe. Gain victory to unlock mini-games and bonus items.

The 15 games in Ultimate Mind Games are: Chess; Draughts; Backgammon; Go; Four-in-a-Row; Capture the Flag; Pairs; Fan Tan; Domination; Kalah; Crystals; Seven Bridge; Chinese Checkers; Leap Frog; and Page One.


Customer Reviews

Mind the gap3
This is a very good compilation of board games, from the classics (Chess, Backgammon) to the more obscure.
There are a few classics noticably missing (9-mens-morris, hearts) but it is good to see a range of more unusual titles to stretch any player's experience.
There are no difficulty levels as such, but players should find a level of play to suit them - bosses are much harder to beat than other players.

Don't waste your money!1
The graphics and user interface on this game are rudimentary to say the least. It has the look and feel of some of the lesser PC game offerings of the 1980s (yes I did say 1980s!).

Sorry but it annoyed me so much I couldn't bear to look at any games besides backgammon. At first glance the computer is a weak player of this game. There's also no doubling cube - this is a basic feature of backgammon.

You have been warned...