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I don't own a console so I would love to have a competent golf game on PC. There was PGA Tour 08, which was simply okay, but there hasn't been any high profile games since (and 08 wasn't even that high profile.)
Sad that we have to go to a console to get our virtual golf fix.
I don't own a console so I would love to have a competent golf game on PC. There was PGA Tour 08, which was simply okay, but there hasn't been any high profile games since (and 08 wasn't even that high profile.)
Sad that we have to go to a console to get our virtual golf fix.
@PhilK3nS3bb3n I don't even know how to address you, should it be on an individual level or should i just generalise ALL Americans?
Phil, did you really just call Soccer a girls game...? Seriously? I played Football in middle school, and them after school Soccer clubs made me work more every day than a week of Football practice.
Tl;dr
Soccer > Amriicen sportz
Tl;dr
Soccer > Amriicen sportz
@ Anyone with a problem with PhilK3nS3bb3n's comment...
If someone is dribbling on a field for a few hours, we take him to the hospital in the states.
Soccer proves the rest of the world is still slow compared to us. Bad economy or not, when the NFL was on lockout, everyone knew about it. When soccer players get "fouled," flopping around on the field like a salmon out of water, that makes me wanna get all red card on their ass.
Also, PC gamers don't have analog sticks. How could they enjoy a golfing game anyway?
If someone is dribbling on a field for a few hours, we take him to the hospital in the states.
Soccer proves the rest of the world is still slow compared to us. Bad economy or not, when the NFL was on lockout, everyone knew about it. When soccer players get "fouled," flopping around on the field like a salmon out of water, that makes me wanna get all red card on their ass.
Also, PC gamers don't have analog sticks. How could they enjoy a golfing game anyway?
Don't feed the footie troll. His idea of a mans game involves running into each other for 12 seconds, stopping for 45, before running into each other again. And that they need all that padding. Because they're MEN(?). A game called football, where the only reason to apply foot to ball is if you're too crap to carry said ball 10 measly yards. In 4 attempts.
But golf games are very good. Except on pc apparently
But golf games are very good. Except on pc apparently
The game is a huge disappointment, speaking as someone who really wanted a good golf game for PC. So much of the (on-disk) content is clearly marked as DLC-only (95% of the items in the Pro Gold Store, for instance, are only available via paid-for-points outside of the game), whist you simply cannot finish all the courses in the SP game without paying to unlock half of them - again via an additional transaction to unlock them as DLC.
EA should be utterly ashamed of themselves; this has to be the most breathtakingly-brazen display of complete disregard for its paying customers by any games publisher yet. This is a transparent attempt to fleece golf fans (who tend to be older) into paying twice as much as the price of the core game via additional, borderline compulsory DLC. This is surely a dishonest business practice and there might even be a good case for a legal challenge.
All this, and somehow the combined resources of EA's development teams have failed completely to produce a game that looks anything other than mediocre and decidedly sub-par - it's actually quite embarrassing to look at, with late 90's/early 2000's style graphics, course narration that drops out on the intro to every course and such a limited set of play modes one wonders how on earth the publisher could have had the sheer cheek to even attempt to charge full-price for this game. Just how does a top-tier publisher conspire to produce such a total car-crash of a game in this day and age? That really does take some doing.
And utter disaster of a game - AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
EA should be utterly ashamed of themselves; this has to be the most breathtakingly-brazen display of complete disregard for its paying customers by any games publisher yet. This is a transparent attempt to fleece golf fans (who tend to be older) into paying twice as much as the price of the core game via additional, borderline compulsory DLC. This is surely a dishonest business practice and there might even be a good case for a legal challenge.
All this, and somehow the combined resources of EA's development teams have failed completely to produce a game that looks anything other than mediocre and decidedly sub-par - it's actually quite embarrassing to look at, with late 90's/early 2000's style graphics, course narration that drops out on the intro to every course and such a limited set of play modes one wonders how on earth the publisher could have had the sheer cheek to even attempt to charge full-price for this game. Just how does a top-tier publisher conspire to produce such a total car-crash of a game in this day and age? That really does take some doing.
And utter disaster of a game - AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
"It seems like EA are focused on their Tiger Woods free-to-play game and probably shouldn't have released this shoddy port."
From what has been said elsewhere, the PC version of "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12" may actually be a version of Tiger Woods Online.
It isn't just that the online multiplayer is a paid service, or that you only get a three month free trial, but that the online multiplayer *is* Tiger Woods Online.
From what has been said elsewhere, the PC version of "Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12" may actually be a version of Tiger Woods Online.
It isn't just that the online multiplayer is a paid service, or that you only get a three month free trial, but that the online multiplayer *is* Tiger Woods Online.
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