PBA Pro Bowling

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Took a while to figure things out and shoot decent scores. Takes way too long to get enough points to buy better balls. But, the ball turns out to be worse than the one you were using. Spent ton of points on a ball that was supposedly better than anyone I already owned and couldn't buy a strike. Computer opponents in later levels are almost impossible to beat. Unless you can throw 8 or 9 strikes in a game. I like competition. But, you have to be able to win once in a while. Computer seems to get strikes 90% of the time and never worse than a 9 pin count. I can throw 3 strikes in a row, then get 4 splits playing the exact same spot. Let's get realistic. That doesn't happen in real life. Just when you think you might beat a computer player, he will throw 6 or 7 strikes in a row to finish the game. Once again, lets get realistic. Announcers are annoying. Graphics could be better. Creating your own bowler would have been fun.