The player puts on a 'vr' cricket helmet and holds a tracked cricket bat handle which is represented in the

  game as a full size branded cricket bat. Each players game begins at the south stand where they are given a

  simulated walkout to the crease, once there the main game starts and the player is ready to face the first ball.

 

  The player is free to look all around and also able to hit the ball where they like, points are awarded based on

  distance and the type of shot played. The game is designed so that the player faces two overs and as briefly

  mentioned above, the first six balls are unaffected and give the player a chance to generate some runs. The

  second over begins and the players view becomes blurry, the VO (voiceover) performed by Sir Viv Richards

  explains that this is a simulated experience of how players reaction times may be affected whilst under

  the influence of alcohol. Players will find that it is incredibly difficult to hit the ball during the second over whilst

  experiencing the visual disturbances, after each ball the VO assesses the players reactions and gives advice

  and comments about how they are playing.

  At the end of the game players who have scored automatically get their names entered onto the high-score

  table, the system is also able to collate other relevant data for e.g. age, sex, players brand loyalty.....etc

  whatever information is required.