- Publisher: Oxygen Interactive
- Release Date: Sep 12, 2006
- Also On: PlayStation 2
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Games Master UKThe closest you can get to real golf without burning any calories. [Nov 2006, p.84]
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games(TM)Tiger Woods remains the most accessible golf game, but ProStroke is easily the title for those who find a lack of challenge in its competitors. [Oct 2006, p.124]
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What ProStroke delivers is the most in-depth control system I can imagine working on a standard console controller, but the game that's built around it simply isn't exciting enough to sway Tiger fans over to a new series.
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ProStroke Golf is a game for golfers, thanks to the innovative control scheme and camera angle. But the controls aren't enough to separate it from the rest of the passable golf games on the market, and the mediocre visuals and presentation don't help ProStroke's cause very much.
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Official Xbox MagazineThough the graphics are sub-par and the character creator minimal, and there's no online multiplayer, ProStroke's different approach to virtual golfing is a welcome one, expecially given its budget price. [Nov. 2006, p.78]
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It's like "Tiger Woods PGA Tour" but worse.
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Flashes of brilliance that are quickly snuffed by uninspired course selection, lack of online play and improper physics.
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There is nothing to get particularly excited about, not even the innovative dual-stick control system that supposedly helps you to groove your swing as a professional would.
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But its solid play mechanics aren't enough to overcome the near-complete lack of licensed courses and golfers, or the various other oversights and issues that plague it.
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A deeply flawed game that fails to bring anything new to the world of golf games.
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#38 Most Discussed Xbox Game of 2006
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 3 out of 6
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Mixed: 3 out of 6
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Negative: 0 out of 6
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JohnC.Oct 1, 2006
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DazSep 20, 2006I thought at first it was going to be good. Then i played it some more and decided to go back to Links 2004. Nuff said?
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TomB.Sep 15, 2006