Golf (PlayChoice-10)

Nintendo • 1984

Golf (PlayChoice-10) — Title screen
Title screen
Golf (PlayChoice-10) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Step onto the virtual green with Nintendo’s Golf, a two-player sports title released in 1984 as part of the PlayChoice-10 system. Players use an eight-way joystick to control their golfer and manage each shot, aiming for the hole across varied courses. The gameplay closely mirrors that of the later NES version of the same name, offering a straightforward golfing experience focused on precision and strategy. This PlayChoice-10 release utilizes unique Nintendo hardware, combining a Zilog Z80 processor with an N2A03 chip to manage both visuals and sound. Two players can compete head-to-head, each striving for the lowest score across the challenging holes. The game provides a simple yet engaging way to enjoy the sport of golf in an arcade setting. As a PlayChoice-10 title, Golf represents one installment within a library of games accessible through specialized Nintendo hardware. Those interested in learning more about the game's broader history and development are encouraged to consult information regarding the original NES version.

Details

Manufacturer
Nintendo
Year
1984
Players
2
Genre
Sports / Golf
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
pc_golf

Machine data derived from the MAME project.