Actua Golf
Actua Golf (VR Golf '97 in North America) is a sports video game developed and published by Gremlin Interactive for PlayStation and Sega Saturn. Gameplay Actua Golf features two fictional golf courses. The game includes various modes, such as four-ball, match, skins, and stroke. Options such as mulligans and gimmes are also available. The player can select the golfer's outfit and skin color. Selectable weather conditions include dry, damp, and wet. Various camera angles are also featured. The game has several golf commentators, including Peter Alliss and Pat O'Brien. Development and release Actua Golf was developed and published by Gremlin Interactive. In Europe, it was released for the PlayStation in July 1996, followed by a Sega Saturn release that October. In North America, the game was released for the same consoles under the title VR Golf '97. The U.S. version was published by VR Sports, a division of Interplay. A Nintendo 64 version of VR Golf '97 was scheduled for release in late 1997, but it was cancelled. Reception GamePro reviewer "Air Hendrix" considered the PlayStation version a close competitor to PGA Tour 97. Reviewing the Sega Saturn version, Air Hendrix wrote that the game "has what PGA '97 doesn't