This is amazing shovelware. I love how when the ball is near the wall, you're just screwed and the tee and green are blobs of grass in the street. Less than zero thought went into this game. It's pretty impressive that it's even semi-playable.
haha yea, its as if they were making a totally different game, and then one morning they walked into the office to the apprentice saying "look what i did lastnight" .....and they published it :P
And we come back full-circle to Street Golfer. I think I've watched nearly all your videos at this point, and I'm amazed how you manage to do it. I think I would have gone mad.
this was released in 2002, it was released on several systems so maybe it was released under a different name aswel? Though id imagine the idea was stolen from something else.
@@mdjcsmith ah yes, it is originally a game released in japan under the D3 games label. It may of been part of the Simple Series games, and would of had a japanese title.
This is amazing shovelware. I love how when the ball is near the wall, you're just screwed and the tee and green are blobs of grass in the street. Less than zero thought went into this game. It's pretty impressive that it's even semi-playable.
haha yea, its as if they were making a totally different game, and then one morning they walked into the office to the apprentice saying "look what i did lastnight" .....and they published it :P
And we come back full-circle to Street Golfer. I think I've watched nearly all your videos at this point, and I'm amazed how you manage to do it. I think I would have gone mad.
its been 3 years since i saw this message........i think going mad was the only thing thats kept me going :P haha
Was there a game similar to this released in the early 2000s?
this was released in 2002, it was released on several systems so maybe it was released under a different name aswel? Though id imagine the idea was stolen from something else.
@@RetroDetect ah, then this is the game I was thinking of. I remember playing it at the Tokyo Game Show in that year.
@@mdjcsmith ah yes, it is originally a game released in japan under the D3 games label. It may of been part of the Simple Series games, and would of had a japanese title.
Maybe you're thinking of Outlaw Golf?