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Everybody’s Golf PSP Q&A News
Chris Leyton
13/12/2004

SCEE send us along the first information and a set of questions to the European return of the popular golf series on the Sony PSP...
Sonyâs hugely popular Everybodyâs Golf is heading towards the PSP, challenging players to take on a cast of colourful characters or hook up with seven other players via the Wi-Fi mode.
The game features six new courses, along with a variety of classic characters and venues returning from previous instalments in the series. But who better to give the low-down on the game, then the developers:
Q: Weâve seen Everybodyâs Golf on PS, can you tell us what is different about this game?
A: This will be the first time Everybodyâs Golf has appeared in Europe since the original PlayStation versions, and itâs moved on massively since back then. There are loads of features which have never appeared in a European release of this title. There are lots of courses â“ including real ones, mini golf for a fun challenge, and loads of âpower upsâ for purchase with your winnings. Itâs a fun and appealing game, but the various courses and playing styles will make sure that even seasoned PlayStation golfers will find a challenge. The true to life physics will ensure that even the most serious PlayStation golfers will find a challenging and thrilling game.
And, Everybodyâs Golf PSP is the first time in the series that the characters are fully customisable: By leveling up different skills, and changing the outfits and hairstyles, users can create a truly unique character.
And of course, users will be able to play against other players through Wi-Fi networking with their own characters.
Q: So itâs not just a port?
A: This is a totally new game.
Q: What new elements have you introduced to the game?
A: New characters, new courses, new character customisation and level up system, Wi-Fi gameplay.
Q: Is this created by the same team that worked on the previous games?
A: Yes.
Q: Are there many major differences in the development for a software title for PSP?
A: The development process is similar to the PS2, although of course the technology used is different.
Q: Tell us more about the WiFi elements in the game.
A: Up to 8 players can play together in a WiFi battle. Everyone plays simultaneously and the score will be shown at the end of each round. Also players can choose to start a one-on-one match with another player.
Q: As a developer what is the most exciting element of working on software for PSP?
A: The fact that the game can be played anywhere, anytime, and can be connected with other players without any cables for multiplayer games. It makes playing games wirelessly truly intuitive and easy. It opens up so many opportunities.
Weâll have more on Everybodyâs Golf soon.






