Summary

This will be short and sweet, but it should give everyone a good idea about what to expect from the game. From my experience so far this version of Tiger is a faithful representation of the typical console versions that we know and love.

Sound

Good but nothing fancy. Of course, the Tiger games have never really been known for their sound. The commentary is nice, not thrilling, but nice.

Gameplay

The gameplay is straightforward and will be familiar to everyone that has played other versions. The PsP analog stick is used to swing your golfer's club. I must say that the stick will take you a little while to get used to because it is much more precise than an Xbox or PS2 controller. A little concentration and you will be hitting the same excellent shots that you are used to hitting. The game modes are also all present from previous versions. You have the create-a-player mode complete with tons and tons of unlockables, the legend mode which uses your created player, and of course the usual exhibition mode in which you can play with real golfers. The game also makes use of the PsP wi-fi capabilities, but I have yet to try them. Overall, if you liked the other versions, and want a nice portable golf game then go for it. However, there is one gameplay drawback that begs to be mentioned. Be aware of the long load times that have been plagueing some of the early PsP games.