'World Series of Poker: Full House Pro' is a free-to-play multiplayer-centric title that brings with it the commercial license of the world’s biggest professional poker organization. As it stands now, it’s a fun time-waster, but not something recommended for a serious poker player looking to kill a lot of hours. 'WSOP: Full House Poker' is a nice follow-up to its predecessor and the raw materials show the making of a solid, social gaming franchise.
When Rare originally designed the Xbox Live Avatars we don’t think they realised just how diverse they would become.
Our first game of poker online wasn’t just against some lads and lasses in suits and fancy hats but also the gingerbread man from Shrek and Batman’s nemesis Bane. Let it be known to all that Bane has a poker face beyond compare.
Ben of Xboxer360 writes, "Everybody loves poker, one of the oldest games of pure chance giving everyone, no matter who they are, a level playing field. A chance to win it all or lose it all. That rush of winning and sometimes the bitter sting of defeat is truly addictive, so it's only logical that this would translate to the video game world, allowing people from all over the world the chance to play together. There is one problem though, something that past attempts have failed to overcome. The core of the game itself involves the extremely real loss of money on someone's part, you can't have a game of poker without this little clause, after all, if there's nothing worth fighting for then what's the point? No one wants to be the card shark without a cause."
Andrew writes:
"Are you a fan of the game Full House Poker? Who hasn’t had the time to check out the game? It seems today that the upcoming game World Series of Poker: Full House Pro has emerged on the Canadian dashboard on Xbox Live. Do you happen to live in the region, or have a gamertag linked? Well you’ll want to get there now since this seems to be a mistake on Xbox’s end."
