By combining simple gameplay mechanics with fun anime-style character design, Hot Shots Golf has become the odd sports franchise that hardcore gamers love. It adds an extra layer of strategy, because if you use them haphazardly to simply extend your shot, you won’t have any left when your ball is wedged in a sand trap and you actually need a little boost. When you turn on a power shot, you get a small boost to your swing. Depending on your character and clubs, you have a certain amount of power shots you can perform every round. Thankfully, the amusing power shots remain in Hot Shots Golf Open Tee 2. It seems random at times, requiring too much or too little power to get the ball in the whole if you are on a small slope. No matter how many times you play, you can never figure out where the ball will go when you putt. Unfortunately, it’s still a problem here. One problem that Hot Shots Golf has had in the past is the putting mechanic. Stop at the best point along each meter to get the best total swing. Stop a cursor moving along a meter to determine the power of your swing, and then the accuracy.
So, Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 plays just like its predecessors. Aside from some new features and updated graphics, the core gameplay hasn’t changed much since the series debuted in 1998. If it ain’t broke, then Hot Shots Golf don’t fix it.
Hot Shots Golf: Open Tee 2 takes the game PSP owners have enjoyed since it was released over three years ago, and builds upon it with many new features.
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Hot on the heels of the PS3 debut of the Hot Shots Golf series (Hot Shots Golf: Out of Bounds) comes the newest incarnation, this time on the PSP.
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