Fore! We Love Golf screenshots and info
Perfected your putt or your drive? We’ve got an update on the upcoming Wii video game from Capcom and Camelot Software Planning, We Love Golf, that’s bound to have you practicing your game. New screenshots and some details about the game has just cropped up from CVG.
As most of you have already guessed, the Wiimote will play a huge part in We Love Golf. According to CVG, Capcom indicated that will be using the controller to “choose clubs, line up shots, swing and even add a touch fade or draw with a flick of the wrist.” Plus, players will be dealing with wind conditions, the course’ terrain, and golf physics in the game.
We Love Golf will be offering several game modes: tournament, stroke play, closest to the pin, and character matches. Up to four players can match up in multiplayer, plus they’re also throwing in mini-games and unlockable content.
Sound interesting? Well, check out the screenshots for now and we’ll keep you updated in further details about We Love Golf.
More screenshots after the jump!
Perfected your putt or your drive? We’ve got an update on the upcoming Wii video game from Capcom and Camelot Software Planning, We Love Golf, that’s bound to have you practicing your game. New screenshots and some details about the game has just cropped up from CVG.
As most of you have already guessed, the Wiimote will play a huge part in We Love Golf. According to CVG, Capcom indicated that will be using the controller to “choose clubs, line up shots, swing and even add a touch fade or draw with a flick of the wrist.” Plus, players will be dealing with wind conditions, the course’ terrain, and golf physics in the game.
We Love Golf will be offering several game modes: tournament, stroke play, closest to the pin, and character matches. Up to four players can match up in multiplayer, plus they’re also throwing in mini-games and unlockable content.
Sound interesting? Well, check out the screenshots for now and we’ll keep you updated in further details about We Love Golf.
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