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The editors liked
The course editor is pretty nice
The control scheme
While imperfect
Is different than most other golf games
Multiplayer can be fun
The potential is there for this to be an exciting golf game.
Several modes to choose from
Lots of ways to customize how you hit the ball.
The editors didn't like
Those advanced controls dont work real well on the PSP
The graphics are no great shakes
All the attempts at "realistic golf" serve to make the game too difficult for the average gamer.
Several modes to choose from, Lots of ways to customize how you hit the ball.
Very few avatars to choose from, Apparently, golfers are all male.
First off, I should mention that I am neither a fan of sports games, nor a real-world golfer. Never one to back away from the opportunity to try something new, I elected to review this title anyway. On the positive side, ProStroke Golf wasnt as dull a...
Abstract: Its Tigers world, boss. We just work here.When it comes to golf, and golf games for that matter, theres one undisputed No. 1 player in the world: Tiger Woods. But that doesnt mean we dont cheer for the underdogs, exciting young players like Sergio...
Published: 2007-04-11, Author: James , review by: Geek.com
Abstract: ProStroke Golf: World Tour 2007 for the Sony PlayStation Portable is truly the perfectionist’s portable golf game. While many golf titles trade flashy looks or anime style for the “authentic” golf experience, this title looks to bring th...
I really enjoyed ProStroke Golf: World Tour 2007 when I first started playing it. It was a serious game that didn’t have all the flash and unnecessary extras of those other golf games. It looked real and played even more real, but after a few days t...
The course editor is pretty nice; the control scheme, while imperfect, is different than most other golf games; multiplayer can be fun; the potential is there for this to be an exciting golf game.
Those advanced controls dont work real well on the PSP; the graphics are no great shakes; all the attempts at "realistic golf" serve to make the game too difficult for the average gamer.
Die hard golf gaming fans may get some enjoyment from ProStroke Golf, but theres not much here to excite the average gamer.
Abstract: Ive said this time and time again, the only sport video game that I enjoy are golf games. I love to golf in real life, but even playing 9 holes can take a few hours. All other sports that I am interested in, I would just rather go play them in real li...
Abstract: Of all the technological mountains that video games try to conquer, realism seems the most popular, the most insurmountable and, too often, the most pointless.Quite why painstakingly translating real-world atoms and physics into virtual pixels and engi...
