Golden Nugget Casino
- Master a variety of card and table sports meeting plus slots and video poker
- Pull the lever on slot machine sports meeting including Halloween Spooky and Wild West
- Challenge yourself on Video Poker sports meeting like Deuces Wild, Jokers Wild, Jacks or Better and Tens or Better
- Get a loan from the cashier of up to $2,000 at a time, up to a most of $10,000
- Password system allows you to penetrate a password and resume play with a previously saved bank account balance
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Golden Wad GBA
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This game can be fun with a small patience and lower-than-usual expectations about what a nightclub game should be. The other posts are right, the controls and mechanics can be awkard and, at times, frustrating. For example, when playing Texas Hold’em, choosing “BET” places a predetermined amount of cash on the table. In the roulette game, selecting chips, choosing “accept” then scrolling owing to a menu to spin the small ball is not very intuitive. But I reflect it’s a excellent time waster for the train ride to work.
Rating: 3 / 5
Although this game is very inexpensive, you get what you pay for in this case. Even though it has a “password” feature, it doesn’t save your “bank” and the cards are so small in the GMA version, you need a magnifying glass to see them in some of the sports meeting. If you like slot machines or video poker and don’t care if you have to start from scratch each time you play, and don’t have distress seeing really small numbers, then it’s worth the cash.
Rating: 2 / 5
After being burned by Bicycle Nightclub on Xbox, I was surprised when I saw that a new nightclub game had been released for the Game Boy Advance. After the slightly disappointing GBA version of Caesar’s Palace, I was hoping Golden Wad Nightclub would fill the void of a excellent portable gambling game. I guess I should have been skeptical when I saw Majesco’s name on the box. They were the ones that distributed Caesar’s Palace. Presume my bolt from the blue when I popped the cartridge in and saw a menu screen that was eerily reminiscent of Caesar’s. I chose to give craps a try first. My name came up on the screen with small stars surrounding it. The table looked very familiar. Wait a minute… this IS Caesar’s Palace… just with a new name on the table.
Yes folks, if you already own Caesar’s Palace for the GBA, don’t bother wasting your cash on this. It’s the exact same game, minus a slot machine (I believe Caesar’s had 3, GN only as 2 and they both are not very excellent). If you don’t own Caesar’s, it’s not a terrible gambling game by any means, but the controls and presentation are rather cumbersome. For instance, in craps, you must brilliant your bet from the awkward chip menu, then go the cursor around to place your bet, then go the cursor all the way back to the bottom to brilliant “Done” before the dice roll. Couldn’t they have used a shoulder button to do an “instant roll” or something? Video Poker is presented well in terms of machine variety, but everytime you win, the screen scrolls down to show the paytable, then at a snail’s pace scrolls back up to show you how many credits you have, the scrolls back to the “ready” position for the next hand. This takes a excellent 5-10 seconds after every win. A small annoying to say the least. And finally, there is NO array endorsement. If you want to save your progress, you write down a long password.
While it may sound like I gave an overwhelmingly unenthusiastic review, Golden Wad Nightclub is NOT that terrible of a game. At the low price it’s being offered at, it’s a excellent raise up for long trips. Just be warned though- this is not exactly a new game!
Rating: 2 / 5