Virtual Golf [RPC version] (1994) (The Fourth Dimension)

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Virtual Golf [RPC version] (1994) (The Fourth Dimension)

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Image Virtual Golf [RPC version] (1994) (The Fourth Dimension)

ID: 10712
Version: 1.00 (14-11-1994)
Developer: Gordon J Key
Genre: Sport; Golf; 4 Player
RAM: 2048

CPU compatibility: ARM2 ARM250 ARM3 ARM610 ARM700 ARM710 ARM7500 StrongARM ARMv5+
OS compatibility: 3.11 3.5x 3.6x 3.7x 4.x 5.x

Legal info: Distribution rights granted to JASPP by Gordon Key (as author) and David Bradforth (on behalf of APDL)


Download full archive: Image (4.8mb)

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Game info
To run the game either run directly, use "Boot floppy" from the ADFFS Filer or install to harddisc via:
  1. Copy !V_Golf from disc 1 to HD
  2. (optional) Copy !Wentworth from disc 2 or !Augusta into !V_Golf
  3. Copy the disc 1 floppy image as !V_Golf.F1071201
  4. Replace the contents of !V_Golf.!Run with:
    ADFBootFloppy F1071201
NOTE: ADFFS 2.86 will require the latest Boot scripts to support this game.


Synopsis
Virtual Golf is not like any golf game you have ever played. Your shot is controlled by the movement of the mouse giving a degree of direct control and 'feel' that is unparalleled.

Power is gained by a smooth backswing and a good follow through but chip shots will require all the delicate skill and judgement that you need on the course. Hooking and slicing come into play by opening and closing the face of the club (mouse) and also by a bad swing.

As with the real thing your primary objective is to improve your handicap which starts at 28. When you are ready you can play assessment rounds (which can take you up as well as down) and as you progress you will gain the opportunity to enter the 6 increasingly competitive tournaments that are included.

The course (which consists of over 1 Megabyte of data) is based on Wentworth and includes hills, ditches, digitised trees, bunkers and paths to create an unsurpassed illusion of reality. The greens are varied and undulating to add to the challenge that putting demands on real greens and the ball convincingly responds to the slightest changes in the slopes.

In Virtual Golf, the author Gordon Key has produced a simulation that anyone can play and enjoy yet will challenge and satisfy even the most ardent golf fan.

Screenshots
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Gameplay
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