Super Swing Golf: Season 2 for Wii Reviews by Gamers

This was one of the worst games I have ever played! I wanted a game that was an improvement on the Wii Sports golf and all I got was a really wierd anime game with horrible controls.

There is way too much time between actually hitting the shots and the sounds were annoying. We played for about a half hour and then sent it back.

This is a good Wii golf game, perhaps not the most accurate swinging mechanics, but still very fun. You have special items, upgradable characters, a bit of a story, and fun gameplay.

The changes from the first SSG are minimal. The camera controls are different, and it's a bit more awkward to adjust your shot. You can no longer click a map spot and zoom to it. The game looks and feels just like its predecessor, but with a couple new game modes.

If you like golf games, this one's a better one than the first. If you already have the first one, try this, but don't expect huge changes.

I liked this game. I had doubts after reading the reviews that other people wrote. I tend to like games that aren't fast moving because my eyes are slow to focus so I'm not a major gamer. I liked the controls because I found them easier to control as opposed to WII Sports golf, because I have a difficult time keeping my swing straight on that one. The story line is a bit confusing since you don't actually meet the people their talking about. I plan to purchase this game as soon as my budget allows.

This. game. blows. I mean reaaaalllly blows hard. Worst golf game in quite some time. Epic fail.

Well I had to compare this game to the other golf games I've tried and it just didn't keep up.
The tutorial was good, easy to follow nice tips and things, but this game employs a whole different motion/action sequence than say...Tiger08 or 09. Three people tried it at my house and none of us cared for it. We all found the stroke motion too different from what we're used to, that we decided to send it back after just one day. Now we all gave it a fair chance, each spending an hour + each to try to get the hang of the swing , with only poor to fair success.
Sorry there just wasn't enough to hold our attention.

I felt that this game was sub-par at best. First of all there isn't a large selection of characters to choose from and secondly the controls seem clumsy and difficult to use. I played the game for about an hour and for the life of me couldn't hit the ball straight or gauge distance for any of my shots.

Just as bad as the first game! If you like baby type golf games this is it! Tiger Woods and We Love Golf are much better! The caddies are so stupid in this game...save your time and money!

This game was too little like actual golf for my taste. I found the swing mechanism too awkward to get used to. I will admit I only played this game casually a few times, but I simply couldn't get comfortable enough to enjoy it.

For people that are looking for something like WiiSports golf, this is not the title for you. This game is a console version of Albatross 18, the free to play (kind of) MMO from Pangya. If you can open yourself up to playing golf with exploding holes and rocket boosters, this might be the game for you. I have been playing A18 for a couple of years and I enjoy this game. The only thing is that is NOT online enabled so you don't have the fun of playing against real people like you do online. If you can play this game without comparing it to WiiSports or you are already a Albatross 18 fan, its worth a try.

I was hoping to find a simple golf game that expands on the Wii Sports 9 hole course.

I was not fond of the way the motion controls work but was happy to find you could play with button controls.

It was easy learning how to play this game except for figuring out the "special power shots" and how they should be used.

Apparently you need to stop in the Pro Shop to get club, clothing and other upgrades to tackle some of the courses with their 575 yard Par 4 holes, yes that's right Par 4.

Anyway, compared to Tiger Woods for the Wii this game is more fun but can be equally frustrating.

Super Swing is a remake of a Korean golf MMO called PangYa. The English title is Albatross18. The game is available for free to download and play versus others online, though like most of the flood of "free" Korean MMOs it includes a pay-to-play element. (You spend real money to get the upgraded clubs and equipment.)

Still, if you have any interest in a anime-like golf game, save one of your rentals and just look for Albatross18 and download this for the PC.

There is nothing redeeming about this game. Its incredibly overblown. Stuff just pops up everywhere. There are random graphics like that paper bag with a face. The controls are just awful. There is nothing at all good about this game.

This title looked promising; I guess I was hoping for something more along the lines of Wii Sports Golf but with a little more variety and a full 18 holes to play, at the very least.

It's possible I didn't give this title much of a chance but I found myself getting irritated at the poorly translated dialogue and other distinctly Japanese features of the game.

The controls aren't terribly difficult to master and the scenery is fine, but there wasn't an overall map displayed so you could get a sense of how hard you needed to hit the ball. When you get a good swing big block letters pop up with the words "Pangya!" and when the ball is finally in the hole a bunch of Mario-like coins pop out (I guess you use these to buy pointless, mainly aesthetic upgrades for your character).

In short, I already had this title back in the mailing package a few hours after opening it. Maybe someone with lowered expectations may enjoy this title more.