Admittedly, the Game Boy system doesn't have powerful hardware, but what Natsume does in Hole in One Golf is downright irritating. The game really only has one tune to play, but it restarts after every screen change. So you really only hear the first five seconds of the tune repeating over and over again. But let's be fair. Diversity is key, and at least Natsume created three different courses to kick up the variety a bit.
Random creature encounters .
It's this surprise element that makes the game a bit unpredictable. Buy Mario Golf instead.