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'''Mario Golf''' was a game for the [[Game Boy Color]] that had the capability to interact with it's [[Nintendo 64]] [[Mario Golf|counterpart]]. It was released four months after the Nintendo 64 version. | |||
==Gameplay== | |||
Though this game had the exact same name as its 64-bit predecessor, it had many variations. Camelot made a normal mode of golfing, (similar to that of the Nintendo 64 version), in which the player chose one of four characters to conquer the challenges of the golf world. However, the developer also included a new, more-involved mode of gameplay. | |||
This new mode of gameplay had traits similar to that of a [[Role Playing Game]]. The player was granted the ability to control his or her character more freely. This game mode allowed much character interaction and environmental exploration, making this game have a slightly more detailed story than those in the rest of the [[Mario Golf (series)|series]]. The player could also [[Level Up]], allowing characters to be more successful at golfing. | |||
==New Features== | |||
''Mario Golf'' for the Game Boy Color had the ability to link with ''Mario Golf'' for the Nintendo 64. With the use of the [[Transfer Pak]], the player can transfer data from one version of ''Mario Golf'' to the other. By doing so, the player can play as characters specifically in the Nintendo 64 installment on his or her Game Boy Color installment of ''Mario Golf''. | |||
The game also featured a multi-player mode, allowing separate players to interact in one game. It also featured a special free-play mode for players interested in the golfing portion of the game; this gaming mode had no effect on the main quest. | |||
== Characters == | == Default Characters == | ||
*[[Mario]] | *[[Mario]] | ||
*[[Gene Yuss]] | *[[Gene Yuss]] | ||
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[[image:MGGBCscreen.jpg|thumb|200px|right| | == Default Courses == | ||
[[image:MGGBCscreen.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A screenshot of '''''Mario Golf'''''.]] | |||
*[[Mini-Mini Lake]] | |||
*[[Peach's Castle]] | |||
*[[Pitch 'n' Putt]] | |||
*[[Pitch 'n' Putt Course (18 holes)]] | |||
*[[Raven Woods]] | |||
*[[Tiny Tots]] | |||
{{staff}} | {{staff}} | ||
{{Mario Sports}} | {{Mario Sports}} | ||
{{GBC}} | {{GBC}} | ||
Revision as of 14:50, May 7, 2008
Mario Golf was a game for the Game Boy Color that had the capability to interact with it's Nintendo 64 counterpart. It was released four months after the Nintendo 64 version.
Gameplay
Though this game had the exact same name as its 64-bit predecessor, it had many variations. Camelot made a normal mode of golfing, (similar to that of the Nintendo 64 version), in which the player chose one of four characters to conquer the challenges of the golf world. However, the developer also included a new, more-involved mode of gameplay.
This new mode of gameplay had traits similar to that of a Role Playing Game. The player was granted the ability to control his or her character more freely. This game mode allowed much character interaction and environmental exploration, making this game have a slightly more detailed story than those in the rest of the series. The player could also Level Up, allowing characters to be more successful at golfing.
New Features
Mario Golf for the Game Boy Color had the ability to link with Mario Golf for the Nintendo 64. With the use of the Transfer Pak, the player can transfer data from one version of Mario Golf to the other. By doing so, the player can play as characters specifically in the Nintendo 64 installment on his or her Game Boy Color installment of Mario Golf.
The game also featured a multi-player mode, allowing separate players to interact in one game. It also featured a special free-play mode for players interested in the golfing portion of the game; this gaming mode had no effect on the main quest.
Default Characters
Default Courses
| Game Boy Color games | |
|---|---|
| Super Mario franchise | Super Mario Bros. Deluxe (1999) • Mario Golf (1999) • Mario Tennis (2000) • Mobile Golf (2001) • Mario Family (2001) |
| Donkey Kong franchise | Donkey Kong GB: Dinky Kong & Dixie Kong (2000) • Donkey Kong Country (2000) |
| Wario franchise | Wario Land II* (1998) • Wario Land 3 (2000) |
| Other | Game & Watch Gallery 2* (1998) • The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX* (1998) • Game & Watch Gallery 3* (1999) |
