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Billiards is one of the nine games found in the Wii video game Wii Play and the sixth unlockable game. The game is played on a pool table. There are ten balls on the table. One of them will be the cue ball with the player's Mii on it. The object of the game is point the Wii Remote at the ball with the player's Mii on it, press and hold B, pull back, and then push the ball forward to hit the cue ball into the other balls. Those balls then have to go into one of the 6 pockets on the table. The cue ball is the ball the player is required to hit. Points are scored based on how many shots the player takes to hit in all of the balls subtracted from the number of fouls they may have committed. The cue ball changes its trajectory to the next highest ball if the ball it was aimed at is knocked into a pocket. The game ends once the last ball (excluding the cue ball) is hit into a pocket. The background for this game is a city at night.

Fouls[]

Fouls are negative points that occur when a player makes a mistake. Those mistakes include:

  • "The cue ball fell into the pocket." Common; Given when the cue ball is hit into a pocket.
  • "The cue ball failed to hit the target ball first." Common; Given when the cue ball hits a ball that wasn't the intended/target ball.
  • "The cue ball missed the target ball." Rare; Given when the cue ball doesn't hit any other balls.
  • "You shot a ball off the table." Very rare; Given when the player purposefully hits the ball at the very top near the edge to rocket the ball off the edge.

Medals[]

Medal Requirement
Bronze Medal 15 points
Silver Medal 27 points
Gold Medal 51 points
Platinum Medal 60 points

For a table showing all possible shot-foul combinations, click here.

Multiplayer[]

The game starts by the cue ball spinning with each of the 2 Mii's faces on it. The ball will then stop on one face and that Mii's player will start the game. If the player hits a ball in, they get to hit again. If they miss, play moves to the opposing player. Points are based on which ball the player hits in. The player with the higher score after all of the balls are hit in wins.

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