What Sets It Apart: Look, NES offered a lot of golf games, but only this one let involved Mario in pink stripey hot pants. We have a winner.

Tee off with Mario (and Luigi ... from 1992. In NES Open Tournament Golf, choose from three international courses – UK, US and Japan – and three different game types – Stroke Play, Match ...

There's nary a sport that Mario hasn't turned his hand to, but beyond the realm of karting, only the plumber's prowess with a tennis racquet can rival his pro-level golf game. Over the years Mario ...

But I wouldn't go so far as to say that Mario Golf is done for good. Though new releases haven't appeared in eight years, the brand hasn't been dormant – the original Golf, Game Boy Golf ...

NES Open Tournament Golf technically isn't a Mario game, but it's one of the earliest examples of the plumber and his friends competing against each other for glory. It might not look as flashy as ...

An image of the outfit, alongside the box art for NES Open Tournament Golf, can be found embedded ... characters to select from the Mario family, and fans of the game probably wouldn’t mind ...

This makes games such as "Mario Golf: World Tour" for the Nintendo 3DS ... Nintendo dips into its well of 8-bit classics yet again with "NES Remix 2." If you grew up with the original Nintendo ...

This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. Where golf has struggled against a reputation for stuffy elitism, Mario Golf has always welcomed everyone, from princesses to plumbers, from naked ...

It's Mario Golf 8-bit, the direct NES ancestor to a game series that ultimately became much more popular on the Nintendo 64 and later. It's easy to recommend on its merits as the best ever golf ...

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NES Open Tournament Golf where do i even start. I think this may well be my very first golf game....it took me in and showed me a sport i would never be good at in real life....Or in the computer ...