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Chosen side-spin and shots unique to each golfer define Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour, Camelot's GameCube round published by Nintendo. Fairways cut through the Mushroom Kingdom, and a club set is packed before the first tee. Camelot and Nintendo issued the tour in 2003.
Calling a draw or a fade is an input, not merely a miss. Club, green break, and that golfer's special shape stack into one stroke. Mario's line and Peach's line on the same hole are different tools.
Anonymous resort scenery is gone. Grounds beside Peach's castle, Bowser's badlands, and other kingdom landmarks are the holes themselves. Learning one roster member's specialty can clear a carry another body will not reach.
Separate from this round, the Game Boy Advance Mario Golf is its own handheld game. Camelot's spin, the per-character shot table, and those club sets on kingdom courses belong here. Publishing credit for the console tour sits with Nintendo.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
First developer on the RAWG card: Camelot Software Planning.
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