Mario Golf (1999)

Camelot

Game Boy Color · Nintendo 3DS

3.38 from 118 ratings

310 members have it in their collection · 3 playing now · 76 backlogged · 49 wish listed

How long? · with extras 15h (from 1 logged playthrough)

The Game Boy Color version of Mario Golf, differing from the Nintendo 64 counterpart, includes RPG elements and has an isometric view with sprite-based graphics.
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Details

Developers
Camelot
Publishers
Nintendo
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Sport
Franchises
Mario
Series
Mario Golf

Release dates

  • Aug 10, 1999 (Full Release) (Japan) Game Boy Color
  • Oct 05, 1999 (Full Release) (North_America) Game Boy Color
  • Oct 26, 1999 (Full Release) (Australia) Game Boy Color
  • Oct 26, 1999 (Full Release) (Europe) Game Boy Color
  • Oct 03, 2012 (Full Release) (Japan) Nintendo 3DS
  • Oct 11, 2012 (Full Release) (North_America) Nintendo 3DS
  • May 02, 2014 (Early Access) (Europe) Nintendo 3DS
  • May 02, 2014 (Early Access) (Australia) Nintendo 3DS
  • May 29, 2014 (Full Release) (Europe) Nintendo 3DS
  • May 29, 2014 (Full Release) (Australia) Nintendo 3DS
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Featured in lists

NSO Collection - GB + GBC by Roach · 43 games · 2

Rating distribution

5 stars
13
4 stars
44
3 stars
41
2 stars
15
1 star
5
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Community All Reviews Statuses

tylerisrandom

Review tylerisrandom 4/5 · Mar 17, 2018

I can't remember why I bought this on the eShop a zillion years ago, but after my recent MicroSD card failure I was re-downloading titles and it caught my eye.

It's the only golf game I've actually completed! I really enjoyed it.

It started a little rough, because like a lot of classic games there isn't much in the way …

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I can't remember why I bought this on the eShop a zillion years ago, but after my recent MicroSD card failure I was re-downloading titles and it caught my eye.

It's the only golf game I've actually completed! I really enjoyed it.

It started a little rough, because like a lot of classic games there isn't much in the way of tutorials. But that aspect became part of its charm for me. The game's presentation is really stellar for a Game Boy Color title, with lots of course variety and convincing graphics from different perspectives, but the lack of incessant tutorials really keeps the focus on the golf.

That isn't to say there's nothing of interest outside the courses. The game is presented via a top-down RPG-style world that's surprisingly deep, with optional mini-courses and boss battles. You can create a character, earn experience and boost stats like drive range and control. It's a really fun way to inject some variety into the experience while still functioning as a good interface for the main game.

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