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[[Image:MgolfWario.jpg|thumb|right|100px|Wario's pink shoes.]]
[[Image:MgolfWario.jpg|thumb|right|100px|Wario's pink shoes.]]
*It should be noted that Wario's Shoes are pink in this game instead of his regular green. It seems to be an error since his shoes are green in the artwork. Regardless, the shoes were changed back to green in Camelot's next game, [[Mario Tennis (N64)|Mario Tennis]].
*It should be noted that Wario's Shoes are pink in this game instead of his regular green. It seems to be an error since his shoes are green in the artwork. Regardless, the shoes were changed back to green in Camelot's next game, [[Mario Tennis (N64)|Mario Tennis]].
*In the intro, toad appears with an OB flag, but in the game the announcer says, "Oh, too bad!"
*In the intro, Toad appears with an OB flag, but in the game the announcer says, "Oh, too bad!"
*This game shares several sound effects with ''[[Super Mario 64]]''.
*This game shares several sound effects with ''[[Super Mario 64]]''.
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Revision as of 20:36, January 15, 2009

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Template:Infobox Mario Golf was a game in the Mario Golf series for the Nintendo 64. It was the first game in the Mario Golf series to have 3D graphics. The game has fourteen characters to select from on its own, some of whom were generic humans, who didn't make any other appearances.

Gameplay

Mario Golf had undergone many changes since its predecessor. This game was much more detailed, both in character design as well as course layout. Courses involved many obstacles and traps, giving the player additional challenges. The precision of the wind's effect on a shot increased dramatically, giving addition to the game's realism. Another addition to realism in the game was how the player's reaction affected the golf ball's shot. The player could put spin on the ball as well as closely direct where the ball could land when a shot was performed correctly.

Mario Golf for the Nintendo 64 had the ability to link with Mario Golf for the Game Boy Color. With the use of the Transfer Pak, the player could transfer data from one version of Mario Golf to the other. By doing so, the player can play as characters specifically in the Game Boy Color installment on his or her Nintendo 64 installment of Mario Golf.

Courses

Default Characters

The following is a list of characters in the order of which they are unlocked.

Plum Charlie Princess Peach Baby Mario
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Drive 208 Yards Drive 210 Yards Drive 212 Yards Drive 215 Yards
Shot Straight Shot Fade Shot Straight Shot Draw
Luigi Yoshi Sonny Wario
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Mgyoshi.png
Mgsonny.png
Mgwario.png
Drive 220 Yards Drive 230 Yards Drive 240 Yards Drive 250 Yards
Shot Fade Shot Straight Shot Draw Shot Fade
Harry Mario Maple Donkey Kong
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Mgmario.png
Mgmaple.png
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Drive 260 Yards Drive 270 Yards Drive 245 Yards Drive 275 Yards
Shot Draw Shot Draw Shot Straight Shot Fade
Bowser Metal Mario
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Drive 280 Yards Drive 285 Yards
Shot Draw Shot Draw

Kid, Joe, Sherry, and Azalea can also be unlocked through a Transfer Pak.


Voice Cast

Charles Martinet as Mario, Luigi, Wario, Baby Mario, Metal Mario, Donkey Kong

Jen Taylor as Princess Peach, Toad

Kazumi Totaka as Yoshi

Issac Marshall as Bowser

Artwork

Game Footage

Trivia

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Wario's pink shoes.
  • It should be noted that Wario's Shoes are pink in this game instead of his regular green. It seems to be an error since his shoes are green in the artwork. Regardless, the shoes were changed back to green in Camelot's next game, Mario Tennis.
  • In the intro, Toad appears with an OB flag, but in the game the announcer says, "Oh, too bad!"
  • This game shares several sound effects with Super Mario 64.


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