TIGER WOODS PGA TOUR 13 for PlayStation 3

Golf is a game for patient people and and retirees in to that degree Electronic Arts have created the most the authentic golf video game ever in Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13 authentic in that it requires more patience than

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Sarah Chalke arouses scrubs joke you know in spelling released in March Tiger 13 is the latest iteration of EA's annual golf series I've often wondered about the market that

necessitates an annual golf series but then again I'm not much of a fan nonetheless I've really enjoyed recent Tiger games especially the Wii versions for their fantastic controls but that's where Tiger 13 makes a change and

believe it or not it's a pretty major one that's a pretty major pun in fact it's so complicated it's it's kind of hard to explain but it starts with this this white arc which shows up above your golfer and that represents the

ideal form you should take on your swing and essentially if you pull the analog stick straight back you match it but the thing is there are a ton of variables so the slightest pull to the left how long your movement lasts how

fast you push it back forward it all affects your shot now does it work absolutely but it's a pain in the ass to figure out and the worst part is that the game doesn't give you any help and it throws you into the fire with

this complex new scheme and it says ok now don't forget to create your golfer I guess I guess an adjustable jawline is more important than a tutorial now simulation fans who go nuts for

complexity will love it but I think the more unanimous drawback is the game's coin system more than half its 36 courses are locked you can only unlock them with coins now you can either buy

coins or you can earn them in-game but the thing is I mean unless you can organize a group with friends the process is very slow and frankly it kind of does feel like a ripoff that's

gonna give me a great provider va has made some pretty dramatic changes to Tiger which is welcome for a yearly Sport Series but the results are a bit polarizing if for you complexity equals realism.