Whilst never likely to attract the same kind of attention as the Gran Turismo's and God of War's of this world, Everybody's Golf remains one of Sony's most enduring franchises. A series synonymous with its inviting, sunny veneer, EG mixes cute stylings with fiendishly addictive, accessible-with-hidden-depths gameplay that developers Clap Hanz have had nailed since back in the days of the original PlayStation. ...And the golf series' first outing in portable form is pretty much perfect. Having just applied the terms 'golf' and 'perfect' in the same sentence, I realise I may be going a touch funny in my advancing years, but as a gaming experience, it more than ...  Read the complete review

It has to be said that Everybody's Golf was the most suprising hit of all the PSP launch titles and in my humble opion it was by far the best. This game has probably been the one that I continally turn back to after the latest game has lost its initial shine (or i just get too stuck on GTA). Gamers of more mature years and gaming experience should not be put off my the cutsie graphics and "childish", almost nintendo style of game as this will appeal to everybody. tee off from the first Unsuprisingly this game, at least at its very core, has an awful lot in common with every single (probably) golf game ever made. The course starts with your ...  Read the complete review

I had played Tiger Wood golf on the xbox and PS2 and loved it therefore I was a little bit worried that this game would be too childish and aimed at younger people just getting into computer games, however I loved it. It does not offer the same graphics and reality as Tiger Woods but the fun factor is still there. --Gameplay-- The game starts off with most of the characters and courses locked as you play the game more you will start to unlock the features. The best way to unlock these features is through the challenge mode, here you complete a variety of challenges and you will increase you player's skill level, get some player accessories and also unlock ...  Read the complete review

Like some of the other players, I was initially put off by the cartoon like appearance of the box design but I am glad I brought it. It's a very fun and easy to use game which is perfect for folks like me who enjoy golf games but don't want the full technical experience of some of the more 'sophisticated' games. The format is quite simple, so you can just get on with it and have a 'bash' if that is what you want. In addition there are also quite a few really good additional features. Here are some of my favourite parts of the game: - trick shots (where you can curve the ball, spin it etc.). - different clubs & balls, - different & ...  Read the complete review

Before I bought this game, I wasn't to sure whether or not it would be any good, because it was quite cheap and the cartoon like graphics put me off a little bit, but how wrong could I be. *Gameplay* There are lots of difficulty settings, so really most people can play it. It simple too, you just need to press circle twice in order to hit the ball, and it's all about timing, with practice you can master this. In single player there are four modes, stroke play, where you can choose which course you want to play, and various other settings, and just play it. The main game is challenge mode, where you compete in tournaments and one on one matches, in ...  Read the complete review