| Credits | |
| Published: |
1992, Grandslam
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| Developer: |  |
| Design: | Andrew Perkins, Gary Tonge, Jamie Moore |
| Producer: | Paul Chamberlain, Steve Sargent |
| Coder: | Andrew Perkins |
| Graphics: | Gary Tonge |
| Musician: | Andrew McGinty |
| Information | |
| Hardware: | OCS, ECS |
| Disks: | 2 |
| License: | Commercial |
| Language: | English |
| Players: | 1 to 4 |
| Relationship: | Also available for CD32  |
| Categorization | |
| Genre: | Sports |
| Subgenre: | Golf |
| Tags: | behind, golf, intoscreen, sports |
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I loved the graphics in this game and so wanted to get into it. I remember failing to hit the ball so many times, even recently when I tried again. I recall a mars course cheat which i tried and loved the look of (from the first tee).
I will keep trying cos it does look good and apparently is a proper sim.
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Good fun with nice graphics. When I was young, I used to play this with my dad when he got home from work.
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Awesome. Really good simulation with great graphic.
Warning: this game isn't very simple..
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This besides PGA Tour Golf was my best golf game ever on the Amiga & I was surprised because I wasn't expecting anything great from this at the time. Well I was proved wrong. This game had nice GFX & sound but most of all great & fluent gameplay that made this into a rather surprising good game of its genre
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One of the best golf games on Amiga, and surely the best looking one (also one of the fastest). I usually find golf games quite boring to play but this one even it's fun
Love the cheat for playing it on Mars.
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Everybody's Golf on original PlayStation might be more fun but Nick Faldo provides just about everything you could ask for a golf game. I think all these Tiger Woods' and other modern golf games don't come close to this in terms of sheer playability. The "role-play" element where your skill with different clubs grew based on succesful shots was a brilliant touch. Why hasn't anyone copied it? Also, deliberate hooks and slices were achieved by changing your stance, not with some totally unrealistic on-the-fly after-touch.
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