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Kidz Sports: Crazy Golf (Nintendo Wii, 2008)
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There is an arcade version & a 'simulation' version able to be played by 1-4 players. There are 4 courses to play, each broken down the front 9 & Back 9. A player must complete each course with Par in order to unlock the next course. Each succeeding course does get more difficult. Game play is easy and enjoyable. Game is called "Kids" but it would be difficult for younger ones to play. Now the Flaws: First, there is no way to make your player left handed so the sim version is nearly impossible for a Lefty. Second, Player 1 always shoots first on every hole regardless of who wins the previous hole, thus making it easier for the succeeding players as they can learn from the earlier players mistakes. It's actually a pretty good and fun game to play but those flaws hurt the game greatly.Read full review
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The game has alot to offer little kids as kinda of an introduction to the harder putt putt games for adults. setting up the different characters was kinda fun as was the game itself. The different holes are fun for a child but not for a grandparent unless they are willing to sit thru it.lol. The power swing level of the game takes a little getting used to for a child and can be frustrating for them. I guess it just takes practice.
This was a lot of fun :) I enjoyed that you could pick single holes, or play the front/back 9, or all 18. I enjoyed the fact that you could make your own "NuYu" (avatar). The controls were easy to figure out. I was always a fan of mini golf, and this was a lot of fun :)
Fun game. FunPracticing helps attain better scores.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Once you get it going it is cute and fun, but getting it set up takes some time and an adult. Control of the club takes some getting used to, it's not like the WII Sports games where you just use the remote like a short club, it's real touchy. My kids (9, 12 and 14) got really frustrated with the lengthy set up and then frustrated with the control, also after so many trys at hitting the ball it makes you give up and take max pts for the hole, which is frustrating when trying to get used to the control and hitting the ball. If you don't pay much for it, it's worth it.
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