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Brunswick World Tournament of Champions (Super Nintendo Entertainment System, 1997)

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Lace up those bowling shoes and get ready to play with with the pros in Brunswick World Tournament of Champions. Players can customize their bowler's clothes, handedness, spare ball and primary ball before they compete against 11 professional bowlers in six different tournaments: the Combat Zone Classic, The Quantum Open, The Las Vegas International, The Bayer Brunswick Tournament Players Championship, The Johnny Petraglia Open, and the Brunswick World Tournament of Champions. <br><br>You can participate in either a short or long tournament format, which determines how many bowlers you'll face and the number of qualifying games to play before moving on to the next round. The two other game modes include League (singles or team) and Practice, where you can play just one game by yourself. Bowling is performed by using two circular meters: time the button as each meter rises and you'll be able to determine the amount of power and spin. Having trouble? New users can opt to manually set the spin meter to make things easier. Tournament progress can be continued via passwords provided after each game.