Outlaw Golf
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Developed_By:
Hypnotix Inc.
Published_By:
Simon & Schuster Interactive
Released On:
29 Oct 2002
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The first game in the Outlaw Golf series of sports titles, Outlaw Golf , is a unique take on the classic game of golf. The game features a bad attitude filled with sexual themes and language that sets it apart from other sports games.
Outlaw Golf puts you in the role of one of ten over-the-top golfing personalities, paired with equally eccentric caddies, as you compete in over 30 different tour events. Your goal is to unlock new characters, better clubs and balls, and improve your golfer's skills through 12 different mini-games. The game also features a composure response system, where the difficulty level adjusts based on your performance. Additionally, multiplayer supports up to four players with various game modes, including stroke play, match play, skins, best ball, and casino.
UPC-A:
076714525658 (United States)
UPC-A:
076714530867 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
56262201 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
9340 (United States)
ASIN:
B00006JZCA (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
DL-DOL-GDQE-USA (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
DL-DOL-GOFE-USA (United States)
Part #:
DOL-GOFE-USA (USA)
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Hot Seat
Number of Offline Players:
1-4 Players
Video Modes Supported:
Progressive Scan (480p)
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
L BUTTON
Zoom Out
R BUTTON
Zoom In
START/PAUSE
Brings up Pause Menu
CONTROL STICK
Aim your Shot/Putt
+ CONTROL PAD
Use to toggle on Grid and Camera Control. Also use to Change Clubs.
Left on the + Control Pad
toggle on Grid
Up/Down on the + Control Pad
Change Clubs
Right on the + Control Pad
toggle on Camera Control
B BUTTON
Use to toggle Camera Views
A BUTTON
Enter Swing Mode
X BUTTON
Shows Break Line when Putting. Also use for Special Shot
Y BUTTON
Enter Beating Mode
Z BUTTON
Help
How to Play
Getting Started
To start playing, insert the Nintendo GameCube™ Game Disc. You will then see the Sign-in Screen where you can create a new game or load a previously saved game.
It is strongly advised that you insert a Nintendo GameCube™ Memory Card to save your progress. If you turn off the console after playing without a Memory Card, your progress and records will not be saved.
Create a New Game, Save and Load
To begin a new game, you must enter your name. This automatically creates a saved file that uses 5 blocks on a Nintendo GameCube™ Memory Card. From this point on, all game data is saved automatically to this file.
To load a saved game, select a Memory Card and then select a game to load.
Key Features
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10 unique characters, each with a different caddy.
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Tutorials—located in the Options Menu, which can be accessed by choosing “Options” after pressing START.
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Exhibition Mode features 8 different types of golf for 1-4 players.
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Tour Mode offers 30 events on 3 courses—unlock more characters, clubs and balls.
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The Outlaw Range (located in the Tour Menu) offers 12 different games—win them to improve your character's statistics.
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Game difficulty varies depending on play—play badly and the game gets harder, play well and the game gets easier—beat your caddy to improve your composure.
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Play 1-4 players, with only one Nintendo GameCube™ Controller required.
Game Modes
Outlaw Golf offers 2 ways to play: Exhibition Mode for Multiplayer games and Tour Mode for Single Player. Tour Mode includes the Outlaw Range where you can build up your character skills.
Exhibition Mode
Exhibition Mode features 8 different Multiplayer games. Use this mode to play games with friends or against computer opponents. Up to 4 can play at a time, using 1-4 controllers.
Exhibition Games
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Stroke (1-4 Players): Traditional Golf. Counts number of shots over each hole and course. Lowest score after 18 holes wins.
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Match (2 Players Only): Scored by counting holes won by each player, rather than by overall stroke score. The game can end before 18 holes, whenever one player clinches the majority of holes.
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Skins (2-4 Players, no teams): Players get money for winning holes. Whoever has the most money at the end of 18 holes wins.
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Best Ball (4 Player team play): Scored stroke-style. Both team members shoot the entire hole, and the team takes the best score for that hole. The best overall score wins.
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Scramble (4 Player team play): Scored stroke-style. Similar to Best Ball except that each team uses its best shot after every stroke.
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My One and Only (1-4 Players): Scored stroke-style. Each player chooses 1 club and a putter and attempts to shoot the lowest score over 18 holes. Composure and Beatings do not apply in this mode.
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Casino (2-4 Players): Each player bets $1 on each shot, and has the option to stay in or drop out after each shot. The hole winner takes the pot. If there is a tie, the money carries to the next hole, and all players are again eligible. Players who drop out at any time on a hole come back in on the next hole. Whoever has the most money at the end of 18 holes wins.
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Time Attack (1-4 Players): Players win holes by finishing each hole as fast as possible, no matter how many strokes are taken. Win by finishing 18 holes faster than other players. Composure and Beatings do not apply in this mode.
Tour Mode
Tour Mode is for Single Player and offers 30 different Events on 3 courses. Complete Events to unlock new characters, clubs and balls. Get Event descriptions by pressing the X Button when the Event is highlighted.
In Skins Events, the winner is first determined by the amount of money won. If two players win the same amount of money, the winner is then determined by the number of skins won. If both players have the same amount of money and skins, the human player will still qualify.
Outlaw Range
Only in Tour Mode. Use the Outlaw Range to practice shots and improve your character's statistics. Complete 12 different games to upgrade your character's distance, accuracy, composure and control.
Each game won gives you points to distribute, as you wish, among those criteria. You may need to unlock better clubs in Tour Mode to successfully complete some Range events.
Setting Up a Game
Exhibition Mode Setup
In Exhibition Mode, use this screen to choose the number of players and controllers. Select the controller and player using the Control Stick or the + Control Pad. More than one player can share the same controller.
Computer-controlled Players
Select the CPU icon to have computer-controlled players in some or all of any remaining slots for a game. Note that Tour Mode automatically creates computer-controlled players.
Game Setup in Tour Mode
Starts with the Character Selection Screen.
Character Selection
Navigate through Character choices using the Control Stick or the + Control Pad. Move the Control Stick Left and Right to select golfers, Up and Down to select outfits.
Each character has different attributes: distance, accuracy, composure and control. Improve your character's attributes by completing games in the Outlaw Range.
In Tour Mode,
Tips & Maps
GAME TUTORIALS
Press START and choose Options.
OUTLAW RANGE
See page 9.
EVENT DESCRIPTIONS
Press the X Button.
CAMERA ANGLES
Press the B Button.
PUTTING GRID
Press Left on the + Control Pad.
TAUNTS
Press the A Button to taunt opponents and rumble their controllers.
MULLIGANS
Mulligans are for losers.
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