Neocrisis: The object of the game and golf in general, is pretty straightforward; place the golf ball into the holes as few strokes/putts as possible. In Planet MiniGolf there are lots of fiendish courses to play in, courses that include all sorts of surfaces from wooden planks to icy environments.
Not only will you be playing on unconventional surfaces, objects and items such as swinging blades of death, rotating windmills, remote controlled cars and such are cunningly placed to hinder your progress.
This week, Michael and Matt tease the rim, together.
You don’t have to fork out loads of hard-earned to get a decent gaming experience. In fact you can get some nice little gems from the PlayStation store for a fraction of the cost. We did the hard work for you and cherry picked the finest games that we will thrust upon you and your gaming needs, that won’t hurt your wallet.
The greatest deal on PSN is Persona 3 FES for only $10. And it's not even on sale. It's ALWAYS $10.
It's a 180 hour JRPG ps2 classic that innovated greatly in the genre, for only $10 that has stolen my entire summer last year. Hands down a steal at that price.
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Persona 3 FES is amazing, bought it day 1 when it went up on the store. $10 isn't a deal, it's a steal for game like that! I even bought my Vita solely for Persona 4 Golden
Blogcritics: I wanted to enjoy Planet Minigolf, I really did. I’m a big minigolf fan and I've really enjoyed other minigolf videogames from days past. It’s unfortunate that Zen Studios, the creators of Zen Pinball, chose to incorporate a lousy camera system, wonky power ups, and impossible hole setups to effectively destroy any fun that could be had from Planet Minigolf.
