After conquering golf with Leader Board, Access Software took its precision engine to the bowling lane. 10th Frame, from 1986, translates the bar-timing shot to the ten pins: power, hook and that exact instant when you release the button.
There are leagues, tournaments and modes for the whole family, with the polished presentation that was the house trademark. On Atari computers it appeared in the European version, and it remains among the most dignified bowling ever produced in 8 and 16 bits.
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