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List All 1 PricesMario Golf: Advance Tour is a great game, and it's arguably the best multiplayer experience on the Game Boy Advance. The golf game is easy to pick up and has enough depth to keep players coming back for more with both the traditional and fantasy-themed courses. Golf game veterans may be a bit intimidated with Advance Tour's charm, but in the end, the game remains to be an enjoyable experience for any gamer whether or not they're a fan of the game of golf. Read more
Although Mario Gold Advance Tour should be considered a niche title, it has too much going for it. Read more
Easily the best 2D fighting game out for the PSP and is a must buy for all 2D and Street Fighter fans. A definate rental though for others. Read more
Mario Golf has finally arrived on the GBA and The Younger Putter is here with the review. Read more
Camelot blends its prowess at RPG crafting and arcade-sports game making to create one of the best GBA titles this year. Read more
Mario Golf is another great mash-up of genres from Camelot. The basic golf game is well-done and fun (even to someone like me who doesn't care for golf), and the RPG character-building aspects are extremely satisfying. The biggest annoyance of the game is the sheer amount of text from in-game characters. But that's only a quibble - highly recommended. Read more
If you want a good fun game you can pick up and put down as you please, this game is for you. It has quick play and an in-depth story mode. The actual golf play is pretty realistic, better than I thought it would be for a Mario game. The game is tricky and seems to have plenty of scope for a reasonable life span. There seems to be no bugs with the game and everything runs smooth. Overall.. a 5/5 buy!!! Read more
In the Beginning Ok, so I admit it.. I actually liked Mario Golf for the old spinach green gameboy, and that was a good portion of what influenced my decision to purchase this newest installment, and I must admit that I was pleasantly ... Read more