Virtually real!

Hooked to cricket and just cannot get enough of it? Well, try the virtual format of the game with Cricket Power – the official video game of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. The game has been launched in the wake of the ongoing Cricket World Cup by Abu Dhabi Media Company (ADMC). The Indian audiences have the option of getting the game on a CD too.

Published On Mar 10, 2011 10:38 IST

Published OnMar 10, 2011 10:38 IST

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Hooked to cricket and just cannot get enough of it? Well, try the virtual format of the game with Cricket Power – the official video game of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011.

The game has been launched in the wake of the ongoing Cricket World Cup by Abu Dhabi Media Company (ADMC). The Indian audiences have the option of getting the game on a CD too. Campbell Jamieson, General Manager – Commercial of the International Cricket Council (ICC) was quoted in the media saying, “Cricket Power is an important addition to the line-up of activities and events surrounding the ICC Cricket World Cup this year. It certainly gives us the opportunity to showcase this treasured game and engage a wider audience through a platform like online gaming, which is becoming more prevalent and relevant to the next generations of cricket fans.”

The game is tailored to suit a casual gaming audience and it is a browser based simulation game. It gives its users a chance to enjoy all the real-life teams and favourite players participating in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup 201.

Some of the interesting features of the game include: offline single player, online tournament mode, statistics tracking, challenging opponents et al.

So, treat the cricket enthusiast in you by giving it a virtually realistic doze of some cricketing action.

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