Showing posts with label Golf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Golf. Show all posts

ZXGolf - Lets play some Golf in this new ZX Spectrum 128k game by Menyiques

Well here's something you don't see every day on IndieRetroNews a new golf game for the ZX Spectrum. Welcome to ZXGolf by Menyiques, a next-generation sports simulation for the ZX Spectrum 128K that utilizes advanced techniques like memory bank paging and ZX0 compression to deliver a single-load experience with continuous AY music. The game features two 18-hole courses (Japan and USA) with detailed terrain, featuring a two-button, 14-club, two-player, or intelligent AI-driven, stroke-play system. 

Sente Mini Golf - A new crazy golf type game is coming to your Amstrad CPC/Plus

Let me be honest with you, I can't stand Golf! I never enjoyed watching it or even playing it, the only game I enjoyed playing was Mini Golf as it was just way more fun, especially with the family. So to see a Mini Golf game coming to the Amstrad CPC and Plus range by Copper, I got just a little bit excited! While we don't know a lot about the game other than what Xyphoe said below, we do at least have a gameplay video for you to watch of the game that's in development.

Top-Hole Golf - Love a C64 game of golf by Matthew Clarke [Final Preview]

Let me be honest with you, I can't stand Golf! I never enjoyed watching it or even playing it, the only game I enjoyed playing was Mini Golf as it was just way more fun, especially with the family. But alas this isn't Mini Golf but a C64 game called 'Top Hole Golf '; a final preview version of a rather nice golf game that was being developed by Matthew Clarke but alas according to didi on the CSDb site has been aborted. 

Seven Over Par - Amiga Golf Classics - Unofficial Amiga CD32 Release by Amiga Jay


We've had some very decent unofficial Amiga CD32 compilations so far, from beat em ups to racers and shoot em ups. But now it's time for boring Golf, I err mean ' Seven Over Par - Amiga Golf Classics ' as a September release for the Amiga CD32 by Amiga Jay. As a run up to Christmas with possibly more packs to come, Amiga Jay has released the last of his sports collection for this year and it's packed with games such as, Links (US Gold, 1992), Nick Faldo's Championship Golf (Grandslam, 1993-4), PGA European Tour (Ocean, 1994-5), Ryder Cup (Ocean 1993-94), Sensible Golf (Virgin, 1995), Tournament Golf (Elite, 1990) and World Class Leaderboard Golf (US Gold, 1988)

Grump's Dream Course - Kirby’s Dream Course SNES hack with 152 hours of fun!


Between 1994 and 1995 the SNES video game ' Kirby's Dream Course ' was released across the globe developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo as a golf video game with a difference. It star'd none other than Kirby and was viewed in an isometric viewpoint and required you the player to hit Kirby around each course and into a hole just like in golf. The difference being, Kirby must hit all the enemies in the game, giving you different abilities and the hole will be revealed. It was such a fun and competitive game that it also ended up on the Grumps Let's Play channel, of which the reason Grump's Dream Course  a SNES hack, has appeared today!

RPGolf - A hybrid RPG Golf game mix gets an Indiegogo campaign


We've just been informed by Riccardo Castelnuovo and the team at gaming startup ArticNet who are based in Osaka, Japan, of a new game called ' RPGolf ' that is aiming for Indiegogo funding for iOS, Android, PC and Mac. Classed as a hybrid RPG Golf game in an open-world, the developers have taken the boredom of golf and added a unique twist based on the beautiful surroundings you usually see when playing the game in real life.

Meadowbrook Nine - Hokuto Force releases a rare hole in one C64 Golf game!


Let me be honest with you, I can't stand Golf! I never enjoyed watching it or even playing it, the only game I enjoyed playing was Mini Golf as it was just way more fun, especially with the family. But alas this isn't Mini Golf but a rare C64 game called: Meadowbrook Nine , which according to Hokuto Force has been saved for the sake of preserving C64 rare stuff!