Mario Golf

Mario Golf is a Nintendo 64 game developed by Camelot Software Planning and released by Nintendo in 1999. A Game Boy Color version was released in 1999 as well. Mario Golf is known as a spiritual successor to the 1984 game Golf.
== Gameplay ==
Mario Golf sports a variety of modes to play in. The game also supports multiplayer with up to four people. There are several types of drivers and clubs to use in Mario Golf. Each has three different limits: short, normal, and power. As their names suggest, short only goes primarily to sixty feet, while normal usually goes as far as 150 to 200. The power shots, depending on the power of the character the player is using can go primarily anywhere from 220 to a little less than 300. There are many factors that affect a swing such as rain, wind, and terrain. In addition, the scoring of the game is just like that of regular golf.
The central mode of Mario Golf is the tournament mode in which the player games a full 18-hole game of golf. This mode will grant the player Best Badges as well as trophies. To obtain new characters, there a mode in which the player goes up against an NPC that is the character the player is trying to obtain. Upon beating the NPC, the player is awarded that character.
== Characters ==
Mario Golf features several Mario series characters featuring not just classic characters, but also characters such as Baby Mario and Metal Mario whom were featured in few Mario titles at the time. Several characters can be added to the game temporarily if the player links the game with the Transfer Pak accessory, as well. A list of playable characters can be found below:
* Plum
* Charlie
* Baby Mario
* Princess Peach
* Luigi
* Yoshi
* Sonny
* Wario
* Harry
* Mario
* Bowser
* Maple
* Metal Mario
* Donkey Kong
Category:Games released in 1999
Category:Games released on the Nintendo 64
Category:Games released on the Game Boy Color
Category:Games that are rated E
Category:Games by Camelot
Category:Mario series