World Championship Snooker 2002 (Jun 21, 2001 demo)

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World Championship Snooker 2002 (Jun 21, 2001 demo)
Build date Jun 21, 2001 06:11
Dump status Released
Origin DVD-ROM
Demo disc OPS2M Demo 11
Labels ops2m demo 11
Dump method MPF
Game World Championship Snooker 2002
System PlayStation 2
Genre Sport - Snooker
Final build Sep 7, 2001
Release date Sep 28, 2001
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A demo build of World Championship Snooker 2002 for the PlayStation 2.

Notes

  • Dated 2 months and 16 days before the final build.
  • Loading screen states this is a demo version with a '90% complete' tagline included.
  • The language screen appears after all the company videos rather than before them.
  • Blade are still using their older intro which would later be updated.
  • Playing in practice mode will put you at the Royal Scots instead of the Games Room due to it being the only venue on this demo.
  • Various changes can be found at the records screen where certain venues either had totally different names (British Open) or were tweaked to stand out more (Champions Cup).
  • The default custom snooker player is completely different in comparison to the retail and doesn't appear to cycle through a pre-set list, instead only having the sole example.
  • Rather infamously this demo is known to act very buggy on both physical hardware and emulators including floating heads, massive slowdown and ear-piercingly loud noises.

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