Video Game Reviews
                   Title: Disney Golf
                    Review rating: ***
                    Platform/console: Playstation2
                    Release date: October 2002
                    Genre: Sports
                    Players allowed: 1 to 4 (multi-tap)
                    ESRB rating: E
                    Production company: Electronic Arts
                    
                    A very kid friendly game that probably has enough options, 
                    power-ups and upgrades to satisfy older gamers as well. Easy 
                    gameplay graphics include a floating icon that always shows 
                    were the flag is located and hit meters that mark the ideal 
                    time to hit the ball. Disney Golf has six courses including 
                    American, Western, mountain and tropical
                    
                    Creative screen wipes and eight classic characters including 
                    Mickey, Minnie, Goofy and Donald. Mickey’s announcer/help 
                    character shows up to make comments and helpful tips during 
                    your turn. He would probably be more annoying if the game 
                    wasn’t so easy. The controls are also simple except 
                    for some menu navigation. Remember to hit select to get out 
                    of a game.
                    
                    You have the options of a Quick Start, Game Start, Continue, 
                    and the Members Room where you can explore character status, 
                    course records, replay room and the all important load/save 
                    option. Game modes include Match Play (2 players), Stroke 
                    Play (best total score for 1 to 4 players), Skins Play (each 
                    hole worth a certain number of points) and combination mode 
                    which allows for cooperative play as two players switch turns.
                    
                    You can also participate in simpler games/contests including 
                    Near the Pin and Longest Drive (use Goofy). There’s 
                    also a Challenge mode for one player. Add two bonus modes 
                    and you’ll find a lot of fun-filled entertainment for 
                    hours and hours.
                    
                    Review by Michael Siebenaler
                  
 
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