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3-D Ultra MiniGolf Deluxe takes the classic game to a new level of fun! Besides your favorite holes, you’ll find unique new holes created with adventure in mind. Experience interactive 3-D animations that will challenge even the most intrepid putter, with hidden holes and other surprises guaranteed to inflate your score.
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Experience golf as it really is, from the crisp feel of your first drive to the ball’s final roll into the 18th cup. The 1999 Edition of Microsoft Golf has an authentic feel with natural, easy-to-use controls, seven challenging courses, and a wide range of choices for play.
Tee up on the famed Donald Ross Memorial course–a compilation of the best holes created by Donald Ross–or grab your clubs and head for any of the other six championship courses, including Greg Norman’s famed Medallist course in Hobe Sound, Florida. Gorgeous graphics and naturally fluid game play make all 117 holes a realistic, relaxing experience.
Links 2003 brings you the more and better golfing fun with the latest courses and graphics! It’s simply the realistic golf simulation ever created!
This compilation offers four family game titles for one price: 3-D Ultra Minigolf, 3-D Ultra Pinball, After Dark Games, and Hoyle Classic Games. It includes 18 minigolf holes, eight card games, four arcade games, three pinball tables, three puzzle games, two board games, two word games, and one trivia game.
3-D Ultra Pinball features three tables, multiball play, and sci-fi-style animations. After Dark Games features 11 addictive games, including Roof Rats, Mooshu Tiles, and Toaster Run. 3-D Ultra Minigolf has 18 holes of wacky fun and is very easy to learn, but holds many surprises and secrets that will have you coming back for more. Hoyle Classic Games has 10 great games, including gin rummy, backgammon, checkers, hearts, draw poker, and more. You can challenge the whole family or practice your skills with single-player games.
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Matching ancient sport to the latest in imaging technology, Links 2001 presents a wildly realistic golf experience for your computer. The now-classic series has been overhauled with a new rendering engine that incorporates new terrain, such as cliffs, arches, and bunker overhangs, with higher-resolution panoramas. Also, the new green analyzer will provide a much better feel for each course’s contours than ever before, thanks to hyperaccurate GPS surveys.
You’ll play at authentic renditions of Aviara in San Diego, Chateau Whistler in the Canadian Rockies, and the Prince Course at the Princeville Resort in Kauai, to name a few. And, completing the experience, Microsoft has included the Arnold Palmer Course Architect, a tool you can use to perfect your home course down to the most precise detail.
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