Super Swing Golf Pangya Wii

Super Swing Golf Pangya is one of the first games created for Wii console owners. The producer, Tecmo company,decided to create a golf simulator in a fabulously colorful setting and with a great sense of humor. The previous series of games from the Pangva series, aimed only at PC owners, was a great success, despite the fact that it was released only in Asia, and the gameplay mode was mainly aimed at conquering the Internet.

The golf system was treated in Super Swing Golf Pangya very funny. The idea is interesting and gives a lot of pleasure from playing. Each character has an individual character, which results in different behaviors during the winning or losing. For example, after a successful hit and success in the form of a completed hole, our hero smiles and jumps with joy. In a very noticeable way animated figures express their own emotions, which are the result of the level of play presented by the player. If the player is weak and can't handle the stick best, we can expect a sad and sometimes frightened face of our virtual favourite.

The title production uses a unique Wii technology, thanks to which all movements such as the momentum or the hitting of the ball take place with the help of a special controller, completely in the air. Super Swing Golf Pangya is very easy to control and does not cause any difficulty to anyone, even those who have never played golf.

The game is addressed mainly to those who like offline gameplay. One-person fun allows you to choose a campaign, skirmish or free mode. However, due to the wide range of possibilities of the new console, allowing for good fun alone and not only, it was decided to implement a second game mode as well. It allows you to entertain several people at the same time, using a single console. In multiplayer mode we can play a game with someone, create a team with him or practice the blows together. It's enough to have two controllers and live entertainment is fully possible.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007