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Platform: Nintendo 64
Tags: Sports, Golf Developer: Camelot Software Planning More Platforms: Game Boy Color AKA: Mario Golf 64 (JP) |
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Mario Golf reviewReviewed September 12, 2007drella says: "Seamlessly meshing the country club atmosphere, the intricacies of the classic sport and a cast of characters hailing from the Mushroom Kingdom we grew up dreaming of, Camelot's Mario Golf is devoid of the excessive gimmick and glitz we might expect from a title combining two very different themes. Unlike its inferior GameCube sequel Toadstool Tour, we won't find newly invented "fast greens" where the ball skirts off as if it were on ice and poorly designed courses over brewing lav..." |
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Mario Golf reviewReviewed July 18, 2002ratking says: "When people have too much money then they can handle, they start buying a few rediculous games. With $60 and nothing to do with it, I went out and bought Mario Golf. Why? Cause I had money, and decided why not get a golf game, even if I hate golf. And it turns out Mario Golf is one of the best games on the Nintendo 64 for good reasons. I guess this excess money is not such a bad thing. hehehe. " |
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Mario Golf reviewReviewed November 01, 2003retro says: "What is it about Mario games? One could go on and on about how Super Mario Bros. pretty much saved the video game industry from becoming nothing more than a fading memory. What other mascot could possibly make a game in which a baby cries all the time and gets on your last nerve, fun? Mario's magical charm goes beyond the classic platformers that nearly all of us know by heart. Super Mario Kart invented a whole new genre (kart racing), and it's still my absolute favorite game that has Mario's na..." |
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Mario Golf Reviews Around the Internet
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CyberTiger Reviews: 0 Tags: Sports, Golf Release Date: March, 2000 (North America) |
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Waialae Country Club: True Golf Classics Reviews: 0 Tags: Sports, Golf Release Date: July, 1998 (North America) |
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PGA European Tour Reviews: 0 Tags: Sports, Golf Release Date: June 15, 2000 (North America) |
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