Ordered.retrosportsgamer wrote: That's the one. Was a big holiday push four years ago, they seem to have a lot of stock left over. Good price.
Should be fun with some Fireball and friends or maybe just with the wife.
Ordered.retrosportsgamer wrote: That's the one. Was a big holiday push four years ago, they seem to have a lot of stock left over. Good price.
Exhuminator wrote:Sega gonna Sega.
I can't speak to any other Wii titles but i'm also pretty interested. We Love Golf and Tiger '11 are on my want list right now. Tiger Woods '12 for the Wii is a pretty pricey game. Nice stash there. I would have guessed they didn't make that for the Wii but there you go!prfsnl_gmr wrote:How are the various mini-golf games on the Wii? I see them all the time, but I have never tried any of them. (I have not even tried my $1 copy of King of Clubs.) If they are pretty good - and not too expensive - I may have to consider adding some of them to my collection.
Currently, Wii golf collection consists of:
I am not sure about print run, but it is my understanding that the Balance Board support(!), Wii Motion+ controls, and extra modes make it one of the best golf games on any system (even if it lacks the HD visuals found in its PS3 and Xbox 360 counterparts). Accordingly, I think that the Wii version is the most sought-after version of that game.retrosportsgamer wrote:I can't speak to any other Wii titles but i'm also pretty interested. We Love Golf and Tiger '11 are on my want list right now. Tiger Woods '12 for the Wii is a pretty pricey game. Nice stash there. I would have guessed they didn't make that for the Wii but there you go!
Mario Golf for 3DS is also A+, every bit as good as those twoFerretGamer wrote:Mario Golf for Gameboy Color and Mario Golf Advance Tour are fantastic. They both are essentially golf RPGs.
I'll do a little research too - this came up in the 30 Wii games to play 10 years from now thread - I thought '11 was the one with the most mini games and compatibility, but to be honest - they very well could all be in '12 also.prfsnl_gmr wrote:I am not sure about print run, but it is my understanding that the Balance Board support(!), Wii Motion+ controls, and extra modes make it one of the best golf games on any system (even if it lacks the HD visuals found in its PS3 and Xbox 360 counterparts). Accordingly, I think that the Wii version is the most sought-after version of that game.retrosportsgamer wrote:I can't speak to any other Wii titles but i'm also pretty interested. We Love Golf and Tiger '11 are on my want list right now. Tiger Woods '12 for the Wii is a pretty pricey game. Nice stash there. I would have guessed they didn't make that for the Wii but there you go!
I also think it helps that "The Masters" logo is featured more prominently in the game's title than "Tiger Woods PGA Tour" logo.
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
Super Swing Golf 1 is down right unplayable as the motion controls are so inconsistent you just can't play it. I have no idea if the sequel was better but I don't remember anyone rating it really high either so probably not. Tiger Woods was the best because it properly used the motion controls and the balance board and copied a swing about as good as you could get. We Love Golf rated pretty well, Camelot I think made it so it's basically Hot Shots with (optional?) motion controls and an overall good setup. Wii Sports, easy to look up that one and you could just download the one day trial Nintendo has out there and experiment.prfsnl_gmr wrote:How are the various mini-golf games on the Wii? I see them all the time, but I have never tried any of them. (I have not even tried my $1 copy of King of Clubs.) If they are pretty good - and not too expensive - I may have to consider adding some of them to my collection.
Currently, Wii golf collection consists of: