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Which is made by "Camelot" (who raised the Mario Golf series for Nintendo), although still, the lack of the Mario license does take away some of the drive to get round to getting that game, although if underneath it all it’s still a great offering with a lot of replayability then perhaps I’ll come to really appreciate it.How do you unlock dry bones on Mario Kart Wii? I really ought to get my hands on "Everybody’s Golf" for Wii though. Nintendo gave us "Wii Sports (Golf)" which was definitely a lot of fun for it’s barebones offering, but it’s nowhere at all near the package that was Mario Golf. It’s a shame to see that with the coming of the "Wii-era" a number of franchises have gone without the expected sequel, and Mario Golf is one of them.

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Although I can vouch that the Gamecube game is definitely worth a pick up if you still have yourself Nintendo’s lunchbox-esque looking console (or a Wii), the graphics still look quite nice too this day, and as usual for the Mario Golf series there are a great number of courses with a great difficulty range, plus a decent amount of options and unlockables for you to at the very least enjoy it as an ‘escape’ game to keep going back too whilst in-between playing the latest HD games on your current gen systems.

I’d love to write about the Mario Golf Advance tour (on Game Boy Advance) as I’ve heard great things about that, although unfortunately I’ve never got round to owning it, although it’s definitely on my to-do list. You have also got to love the way you can "troll" your friends in multi-player by spamming annoying taunts whilst they take there swings. Mario Golf on the N64 also happens to be one of the few games that used the N64 transfer pak, allowing you to bring characters from the GBC game and unlock them in the N64 game, gotta love Nintendo and there very limited use of such link-up features between games >_>.

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You can generally expect to have a decent 1 player campaign with a bunch of unlockable characters and numerous side modes to keep you coming back for more, as well as an amazing multi-player offering if you happen to have friends round who know how to play and can put up a good fight. Mario Golf was just straight up great golf simulation, just dressed up in a nice "Nintendo/ Mushroom Kingdom" outfit.

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Bringing in a sort of professional touch to the characters of the Mushroom Kingdom and providing on all occasions an amazing golf game for whichever console you happened to own it on, and it didn’t rely on any sort of gimmick items like you may get in Mario Kart or some areas of "Mario Tennis" or the recent "Mario Sports Mix". There are numerous other golf games I have loved (1 of which may have to get it’s own game day mention), but Mario Golf just has a lot more charm too it. It wasn’t until the Nintendo 64 that this gem of a franchise took off though.Īhhh, gotta love those ‘back in the day’ 3 tap swing mechanics (press A to start swing, press A to indicate power, press A again to judge accuracy). They don’t officially say it’s Mario in that game, but a guy in red, with a moustache, in a game made by Nintendo…puhlease. Technically my first exposure to the series was "Golf" on the NES. Well, the series as a whole, is a great example. To Nintendo’s credit, they’ve made Mario much much more than just a platforming and kart racing sensation, there are plenty of great games with "Mario" in the title that have nothing to do with jumping on Goomba’s or hoping you don’t get Red shelled on that last corner. Plastic steering wheel cradle for Wii remote (connected to inflatable car) So hop in your kart and go! Package includes: Inflatable Kart. The kart is easy to setup, just pullout and pop open the air valves around the car and inflate with an air pump. The Kart has a soft and comfortable seat too, which is safe for adults and children. This Inflatable Kart is designed in the style of a sports car, and gives you the feeling of being behind the wheel when your playing your Wii. That is exactly what we have done with the inflatable kart because while you’re sitting in your own race car, you can experience Wii racing games like never before! All you do is secure your Wii remote, with or without the motion plus adaptor connected into the center of the steering wheel to experience realistic driving mechanics. One of the best things about arcade racing is being able to sit in a car while your play, weather you’re a kid, or an adult, you will have fun using a steering wheel to control your vehicle. Whether drifting around corners, road racing or just speeding through your favorite racing game, you can now maneuver your way through obstacles with precision with the Inflatable Kart from CTA Digital. Bring the feeling of arcade racing excitement home to your Nintendo Wii.