U.S. Classic

U.S. Classic is a two-player golf game released in 1989 by Seta. Players use a trackball to control their shots and a single button for other actions within the gameplay. The objective is straightforward: navigate each course and achieve the lowest score possible, competing against your fellow player to see who can master the virtual links. This sports title presents a unique approach to arcade golf, departing from traditional representations of the sport with its distinct visual style and control scheme. Originally released in Japan before being distributed in the United States by Romstar and Taito, U.S. Classic offers a simple but engaging golfing experience for two players simultaneously. The game’s technical specifications include a Motorola 68000 processor alongside an M65C02 and an X1-010 sound chip. While not widely recognized as a landmark arcade title, U.S. Classic represents Seta's contribution to the sports genre during the late 1980s.