Lay your cards on the table in a virtual Casino Royale with VEGAS GAMES 2000. Are you a gambling fan with high-roller tastes and scant real-life funds? Never fear all the high-stakes, action-crammed gaming excitement you need is here to be savored. Grab your hefty 5,000-dollar stake and choose from 21 casino games like Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Craps, Poker (table and video), and a wide variety of clanging and flashing slots. Check out the manual's helpful instructions and gambling hints and go to town with Draw, Stud, or Texas Hold 'Em Poker. If Video Poker is more your style, you can enjoy Jacks or Better, Double Down, Jokers Wild, and others. In VEGAS GAMES 2000 you can play Single, Two, or Four-deck Blackjack, Buffet, Ancient Treasures, or Easy Money slots while enjoying all the sights and sounds of real casino action. And with multiplayer support for up to four players, you'll never have to lose your money alone.

21 casino games, gambling instructions and hints, variety of gaming styles, realistic odds, up to 4 player alternating gameplay.

Release Date: September 16, 1999 (US)
Ready for Vegas, baby? If you aren't able to catch the next flight, consider Vegas Games 2000 instead. With seven classic casino games, you can gamble away the night without emptying your bank account. Multiple players (up to four) can choose from poker (five- and seven-card stud, five-card draw, jacks or better, Texas hold 'em), blackjack (one, two, or four decks), baccarat, craps, and roulette. Single players have two additional choices: slot machines and video poker (double down, jacks or better, jokers wild, 10s or better, deuces wild). Watch out for your computer poker opponents--they love to bluff. Fortunately, your computer opponents will occasionally make mistakes.
Vegas Games 2000 does not allow you to walk the floor, so you'll miss out on the unique Las Vegas atmosphere. Nonetheless, the menus are easy to read with colorful logos and images, and the games load quickly. The soundtrack to the game consists of an ongoing loop of gamblers celebrating, sighs from the agony of defeat, coins dropping, and levers being pulled, which can get repetitious. Suggestion: turn off the game audio and crank up some Frank Sinatra. --Kasty Thomas
Pros:
Good variety of games
Extremely helpful manual
Supports multiple players, good for group fun
Cons:Soundtrack becomes repetitious