AMF Bowling 2004
Platform: XboxGenres: Genres · Sports · Behind view · Direct control · Bowling · Licensed
AMF Bowling 2004 is a bowling game which offers some real-life players and seven licensed bowling alleys. The controls use a standard "three-click" method in which players mark down accuracy, power and spin. Here it is important to take the athlete
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Cast & Crew · 16 people
- Rohan Westbury· Producer
- Paul Seedy· Lead Programmer
- David Lally· Programmer
- John Zheng· Artists
- Matthew Chapman· Artists
- Diem Tao· Artists
- Peter Simpson· Testing
- Ben Kosmina· Testing
- Peter Burns· Testing
- Andrew Bailey· Chief Technical Officer
- Arthur Kakouris· Studio Manager
- Trevor Nuridin· Systems Manager
- Tom Crago· Chief Executive Officer
- John Szoke· Special Thanks
- Harold Kinney· Special Thanks
- Stash Richards· Special Thanks
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