Only weak point is that once you line up on a shot and pull the cue back, you can't alter the angle, you're committed to the one you chose. But then it's meant to be played for speed rather than accuracy.
Was fun :) I found a bug. You have a feature that gives you the possibility to do the next shot while your white ball is still moving. Well, if it is the case (you see the stick and can shot) but during that moment the white ball gets in a hole, the game doesn't give it back to you like normally. Sorry for my english, I don't know the English expression for (loose the white ball in a hole) ^^
If the white ball goes in it's called a "scratch."
Cool thanks! I should remember it :)
Also, in case you wanted to know, the white ball is called the cue ball or billiard ball
They did it for an IE9 promotion a couple years ago. Has help up surprisingly well.
Well that killed an hour of my day, but I can say that I have potted all 15 balls in one game.
This is great! The balls are a little pixelated on a retina screen though.
All I see is a black page (running Chromium). What am I missing?
Just some Internet Explorer marketing campaign.
Er, it's an open source HTML5 game that runs perfectly in Chrome (just spent the last 20 minutes playing it in Chrome on OS X). What does this have to do with IE?
<div id="browsermessage">Hey there! If you like Agent 008 Ball now, you'll love it with the blazing fast graphics in <a target="_blank" href="http://beautyoftheweb.com>Internet Explorer 9</a>. You should <a target="_blank" href="http://beautyoftheweb.com>check it out</a>!</div>
There's an add at the bottom. Something like "If you like "blah blah", try it on IE..."
You probably need IE9 for it's blazing fast graphics.