"John Daly’s ProStroke Golf is O-Games’ latest attempt at revitalizing the long-running golf series for a new video game generation. While it has good intentions, it does nothing to stand out."
We’ve had a flurry of plentiful PSN release weeks lately, and, unless you count all of the Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 micro items expected on Tuesday, it looks like April 9th might be ruining that streak. There’s only a couple new downloadable games arriving, one of them is Guacamelee! though, with no Day 1 Digital Titles making their way to the PSN.
- PSLS
lol am i the only one that thought the title said guacamole for psn?
It might be. Although they might alternate with PS3 and Vita games. We'll see.
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Oh wow Fatal Frame that is badass! They might as well give Anarchy Reigns for Free, it was semi fun, but needed some polishing.
@Donnieboi
It's a $29.99 game and they may drop the price for the digital release.
Are u talking about Fatal Frame? An old game that has not been available at retail price for almost a decade? How do u know it's worth?
E.V.I.D.E.N.C.E.
please.
Being the first golf title designed to utilise that PlayStation Move motion-controller obviously has its advantages, as while Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 has since received a free downloadable patch to incorporate the use of the device, it pales in comparison to the degree of accuracy on offer in John Daly’s ProStroke Golf. From that first strike off the tee to every putt, birdie or sand trap, John Daly’s ProStroke Golf offers one of the best virtual representations that the PlayStation Move has yet produced. Though the motion-controller is still in its infancy, O-Games’ John Daly’s ProStroke Golf has set the bar to which all other sports titles using PlayStation Move will be compared.
Like so many of its franchises, EA has the undisputed leader in the clubhouse when it comes to golf games, thanks to their association with (usually) the world’s best golfer, Tiger Woods. But while Tiger and Phil may be the top stars on the tour, and there’s a host of other athletic young stars hot on their heels, there’s another class of golfer, the everyman, who occasionally reaches up to grab the spotlight.
Bah golf games are boooooooooooring
I'll stick with Mario Golf on the N64.
this is poor because sony needs a good move enabled golf game. this seems to have better implementation of move controls than tiger woods. it's too bad the game otherwise sucks