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08-29-2008, 04:13 PM
IGN (ign.com) has released their review for the new golf game Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 All-Play Review Check it out:
I'll make this very clear. If you want the very best game of golf that Wii has to offer, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 All-Play is the standout answer. In fact, this is one of the most enjoyable golf titles I've played on any system to date and there are a number of reasons why this is true. This year's iteration was handed over to Madden developer Tiburon and the company has injected several layers of polish previously unseen in Wii-bound Tiger Woods games. The controls have been dramatically improved -- the franchise finally makes good on a nearly one-to-one golf swing, which is the holy grail for Wii fans like myself. There are now some excellent multiplayer modes -- party games designed specifically for Nintendo's system, yes, but also a fully fleshed-out online experience that is downright addictive. And it even looks and runs a little better than any of its predecessors. So I'll tell you right now, if you have waited on my review before deciding whether to purchase the game or not, stop reading now, get to your nearest retailer and slam your money down on the counter. You won't be disappointed.
The entire review can be found here (http://wii.ign.com/articles/905/905978p1.html).
I'll make this very clear. If you want the very best game of golf that Wii has to offer, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 All-Play is the standout answer. In fact, this is one of the most enjoyable golf titles I've played on any system to date and there are a number of reasons why this is true. This year's iteration was handed over to Madden developer Tiburon and the company has injected several layers of polish previously unseen in Wii-bound Tiger Woods games. The controls have been dramatically improved -- the franchise finally makes good on a nearly one-to-one golf swing, which is the holy grail for Wii fans like myself. There are now some excellent multiplayer modes -- party games designed specifically for Nintendo's system, yes, but also a fully fleshed-out online experience that is downright addictive. And it even looks and runs a little better than any of its predecessors. So I'll tell you right now, if you have waited on my review before deciding whether to purchase the game or not, stop reading now, get to your nearest retailer and slam your money down on the counter. You won't be disappointed.
The entire review can be found here (http://wii.ign.com/articles/905/905978p1.html).