Mario Golf for Game Boy Color

Pros: Gaining levels makes the game much more addictive, great course design.

Cons: Some balancing problems, no random opponents.

The Bottom Line: Mario Golf shines on GameBoy Color as one of the best games ever created for this platform.

Review: Mario Golf was one of the biggest hits on the GameBoy platform last year. And with full justification, I may add. Mario Golf is nothing spectacular, yet it provides endless fun in its most simple, addictive form.

In this game, you assume a...

Pros: Feels like the mario golf on ng4 in nearly everyway, except graphics and modes.

Cons: mmmmm, I am too dumb, to think of any.

Review: Just recently the video game intrustry has been getting many golf games, Hot shots golf for playstation, Mario Golf for Nintendo 64, and more and more. The best thing about these golf games is that they are fun! Mario golf was released for game boy color...

Pros: very addictive

Cons: nothing worth mentioning

Review: Not since the days of Metroid have I seen a GB game that's this addictive. Let's forget about the fact that you can literally spend hundreds of hours playing to find this game's numerous secrets (there are tons according to a code genius friend of mine),...

Pros: Become a Tiger

Cons: RULE THE WOODS

Review: Opening Quote - Tiger in the woods.

Introduction - Golf fans don't drool often, but every now and then something new will get those salivary glands working overtime. What's the newest golf game to inspire a Pavlovian reaction in followers of...

Pros: RPG mode, dictionary, lots of courses

Cons: You have to unlock most modes yourself

Review: I own the N64 version of Mario Golf, and for the longest time, figured that I didn't need the Game Boy version of the game. Luckily, my best friend bought it when he purchased a Game Boy, and let me create a character on it while he played some of my...

Pros: Excellent graphics, RPG system, compatible with the N64 version, five complete 18 hole courses plus additional challenges

Cons: Music can be repetitive

Review: Nintendo breaks new ground, by combing golf with an RPG, and it works to near perfection.

Mario Golf GB combines the same solid golf play found in the Nintendo 64 version, yet adds RPG elements for variety. Odd as it may sound, it accomplishes...

Pros: Fun RPG system, challenging golf mechanics/physics, fun.

Cons: Addictive RPG system, average level of detail(graphics).

Review: The title can fool you. You might see this on the store shelf and think,"Great, another golf game, this time with Mario 'slapped' on it,", or,"Ah, the Game Boy Color version of that same N64 game." Well, I'd like to warn you...

Pros: Wonderful RPG elements, Amazing A/V Package, Transfer Pack Compatibility.

Cons: Putting is tricky.

Review: Just when I thought that Mario Golf for the N64 was perfect, along comes it's Game Boy counterpart and proves me wrong! This surprisingly well rounded cart pops up and proves that sometimes in video games, less is more. Although it's only a few bits...

Pros: Build your own player, linkable to play with a friend

Cons: Not quite as cool as N64 Mario Golf, not extremely challenging

Review: I heard that Mario Golf was a great game from friends of mine who had already purchased it, so I thought I would take a chance and purchase it brand new. I ripped the game from the package and dug in, and didn't put it down for hours.
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Pros: Variation, tunes, graphics, fun!

Cons: Beating Mario is tough!

Review: Introduction

I've never played a golf game quite like this one. It's fun packed and provides many different ways to play. There are full courses, mini-games, shot contests, you can challenge people, and you can even link it up with...