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Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 Playstation Portable [PSP]
Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 Your wait for another chance to enjoy the national pastime anywhere in the
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Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 : PlayStation Portable
Your wait for another chance to enjoy the national pastime anywhere in the world is now over! Hot Shots
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PSP - Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2
For Play on Your PlayStation Portable Published by Sony 1-8 Player Capability Copyright (C) Muze
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Hot Shots Golf:Open Tee 2 (PSP)
Hot Shots Golf is back with new courses, new characters, and ad hoc multiplayer.
Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 - PSP
The classic golf franchise returns with quirky characters, beautiful courses, and customizable options.
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Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2
Along with the expected additions like new courses and golfers, Open Tee 2 adds full-fledged online play
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Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 - PSP
Along with the expected additions like new courses and golfers, Open Tee 2 adds full-fledged online play
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Hotshots Golf Open Tee 2 (PSP)
Your wait for another chance to enjoy the national pastime anywhere in the world is now over! Hotshots
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Hotshots Golf Open Tee 2 (PSP)
Your wait for another chance to enjoy the national pastime anywhere in the world is now over!Your wait
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Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2: PSP
Learn more about Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2. (Flash demo) SynopsisEnjoy all the fun and precision of
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Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 (PSP)
Step out of the clubhouse and onto the open tee with Hot Shots Golf Open Tee 2. The classic, entertaining
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Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee PSP
Experience the newly designed gameplay elements designed for golfing on the go: faster rounds, more rewards
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Did you like Hot Shots Golf 1? Well, then save yourself $30 and play it again instead of flushing your money on this title. I loved HS1. It was a nice change of pace from Tiger Woods and easier to pick up and play. The problem with HS2 is that it is almost the exact same game, with half of the available courses repeating from HS1. I don't understand why they couldn't create all new courses. It's not like they're paying a licensing fee to Pebble Beach.
What's new? Well, there are new characters (yipee). There are new unlockables like the oh so funny nun's habit. I mean, who wouldn't want to golf in a nun's habit that doesn't do anything to increase your golfer's attributes? The caddies are both useless AND annoying. If you follow their advice regularly then prepare to fish your balls out of the ponds on a regular basis. The "special rules" like adding 2 strokes for hitting in the rough are especially aggravating. Unfortunately, these type of tournaments are much too numerous.
I gave the
What's new? Well, there are new characters (yipee). There are new unlockables like the oh so funny nun's habit. I mean, who wouldn't want to golf in a nun's habit that doesn't do anything to increase your golfer's attributes? The caddies are both useless AND annoying. If you follow their advice regularly then prepare to fish your balls out of the ponds on a regular basis. The "special rules" like adding 2 strokes for hitting in the rough are especially aggravating. Unfortunately, these type of tournaments are much too numerous.
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I played Hot Shot Golf 1, which is the first HSG for PSP, for hours. It was one of my favorite games and when Hot Shot Golf 2 came out, I was ecstatic! After playing this game for 40+ hours (not consecutively!), I give it 5 stars! Here's why:
Yes, HSG2 has many of the same items as HSG1 and it even includes many of the same golf courses. But don't worry, there's new golf courses to explore and even new pretty video sequences at the end after it saves your game. I also found the game to be way more refined than HSG1. I was glad that they finally fixed the way leveling power and spin to apply to all the characters you end up earning. In the previous HSG1, it only applied to the character you were playing at the time.
I also enjoyed the "presents" feature. When you're playing in Challenge Mode, sometimes you'll see a little sparkle on the course...zoom in and ta-da, it's a present! Or it's a character from HSG1 who wants to be your friend! I think it's a fun addition, although I've experienced
Yes, HSG2 has many of the same items as HSG1 and it even includes many of the same golf courses. But don't worry, there's new golf courses to explore and even new pretty video sequences at the end after it saves your game. I also found the game to be way more refined than HSG1. I was glad that they finally fixed the way leveling power and spin to apply to all the characters you end up earning. In the previous HSG1, it only applied to the character you were playing at the time.
I also enjoyed the "presents" feature. When you're playing in Challenge Mode, sometimes you'll see a little sparkle on the course...zoom in and ta-da, it's a present! Or it's a character from HSG1 who wants to be your friend! I think it's a fun addition, although I've experienced
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This is a difficult review for me to write, not because the game is complicated, but because I have never seen a sequel to a game that is so close to the original in just about every detail. I played the original on PSP for hundreds of hours and could not put it down, in fact I've been playing HSG since PS One.
For those that haven't played it, it's a simple to learn, fun to master golf game that doesn't take the game too seriously, yet can be very challenging at times. There are 12 courses in this one, up from 6 in the first, and they grow increasingly more difficult as you progress through various "challenges" (tournaments), earning new clothes, gear and players along the way. The controls are very simple, as not a lot of adjustments can be made to pull off unusual shots, but there are enough options to satisfy experienced golfers.
The graphics are bright, clean and colorful, the music is peppy (almost to a fault) and overall the production is flawless. Appealing to kids as well as
For those that haven't played it, it's a simple to learn, fun to master golf game that doesn't take the game too seriously, yet can be very challenging at times. There are 12 courses in this one, up from 6 in the first, and they grow increasingly more difficult as you progress through various "challenges" (tournaments), earning new clothes, gear and players along the way. The controls are very simple, as not a lot of adjustments can be made to pull off unusual shots, but there are enough options to satisfy experienced golfers.
The graphics are bright, clean and colorful, the music is peppy (almost to a fault) and overall the production is flawless. Appealing to kids as well as
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