In Mario Golf: World Tour, Nintendo and developer Camelot have gone to the opposite extreme — and it makes for an enjoyably cerebral take on the idea of swinging a club at a tiny ball to get it ...

Mario, Luigi, Donkey Kong, Wario, ... Mario Golf: World Tour will be the sixth Mario Golf game in a series that has been running since 1999, with previous titles appearing on the N64, ...

For more on Mario Golf: World Tour, check out GameSpot's review. For those more partial to role-playing games, Ubisoft's Child of Light launches this week. The game combines 2D side-scrolling ...

Mario Golf: World Tour is a fine game overall, with lots of ways to play and a challenges that reward skill, but what makes it great is how smoothly its levels progress you from beginner to ...

Mario Golf: World Tour was developed by Camelot Planning Software and published by Nintendo. It is available for the 3DS. Charles Webb has written pop culture criticism and news coverage for sites ...

Mario Golf has a strong legacy on portable platforms. So is it up to par on the 3DS?

Play Mario Golf: World Tour in the NLife Masters - Round Three. Time to rush around the toughest course. We're now into our third week of Mario Golf: World Tour tournaments — the NLife Open is ...

Mario Golf: World Tour is a fantastic golf game. If you want, it can be an extremely satisfying and deep golf experience. Beyond just hitting the ball towards the hole, there are wind factors to ...

Mario Golf: World Tour will launch in stores and through the eShop on 3DS on May 2. Read this next. Mario Golf: Super Rush announced for Switch, coming this summer ...

Camelot, known for its Mario Golf and Tennis titles, is developing Mario Golf: World Tour for the 3DS. The game is coming this summer. The company showed off brief bits of footage of the Mario ...

Mario Golf: World Tour may lack innovation, but it provides easy-to-grasp golfing fun and a slew of unique stages. It's a solid game that will keep you coming back for more.