Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour

Most Mario games have the usual half-cocked storyline of saving the Princess, but not this one. Simply put, Mario and both a group of his friends and adversaries have all decided to test their skills across various different (and I mean different!) golfing locales in order to find out who can become the champion of the Toadstool Tour. Let the gaming shenanigans commence...

Camelot's first outing on the Nintendo GameCube has been a relatively successful one in terms of graphical quality. As soon as the company logos appear with a nicely rendered Wario and Waluigi shouting 'Nintendo' and 'Camelot

 

As for the actual in-game visuals, again any gamer will hardly be disappointed as almost as much love and attention has gone into these as with the intro. First of all, slow-down is definitely a thing of the past

 

If that was not enough, Camelot has done an exemplary job with the voice acting in the game. The Mario crew all have their usual quirky accents intact, and those characters that cannot talk make all the correct noises

 

There are barely any faults overall if truth be told