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King Pin ![View all Top Dogs in this genre](https://homeoftheunderdogs.net/images/topdog.gif) Sport Other sport
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Well, bowling is probably not one of those sports that cry for a computer conversion, but King Pin is actually a very nice game. It's in the style of Access Software's oldie 10th Frame Bowling, but with great graphics and cool sound effects. Up to 6 players, any of whom can be human, can join in a quick game or a tournament. The interface is quite innovative for a bowling game: a power gauge similar to golf games is used to lock in the speed and direction. With smooth animations, intuitive controls, and all-around good atmosphere, King Pin is one of the best bowling simulations ever. Fun! Reviewed by: Rob | ![](https://homeoftheunderdogs.net/images/gif.gif) |
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