World Snooker Championship 2005 (video game) were also less pleased with the PC release (Similar to previous releases), scoring the game at only 64%. For the first time, WSC05 saw a handheld release, and scored well at 75%, higher than the PlayStation 2 reviews. EuroGamer scored the console version highly with a 8/10 score, saying "it's a snooker game that gets pretty much everything spot on." But would later rate the PSP version lower at 6/10. World Snooker Championship 2005 (video game) World Snooker Championship 2005 (Or, "WSC" 2005) is a sport simulation video game, released for the PlayStation 2, Xbox and PC on Apr 15,
Rules of snooker play a shot that leaves the opponent unable to hit a ball "on" directly. This is most commonly called "snookering" one's opponent, or alternatively "laying a snooker" or putting the other player "in a snooker". Because players receive points for fouls by their opponents, repeatedly snookering one's opponent is a possible way of winning a frame when potting all the balls on the table would be insufficient to ensure a win or tie. This portion of the frame is known as the "snookers-required" stage. A free ball is a player-nominated substitute for the ball "on" when a player becomes snookered