"My worry for the official N-Gage version of the title was that EA would just take the 700K Java game and tack on a few N-Gage screens and options. The Java game's playable, you see, but it's never smooth or slick and there are few luxury trappings. The good news is that this is a native Symbian port, developed by Gamelion and weighs in at 6MB, almost ten times larger. But for this, you get far better performance in terms of course animations, higher resolution scenery and a digital music soundtrack."
Review: Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 for N-Gage
Published by Steve Litchfield at
Electronic Arts PGA Tour series of golf games dates back to 1990 - which should give this latest mobile incarnation some pedigree in terms of gameplay. But how well does it all work on the phone, how much (or how little) has been done for the official N-Gage incarnation, and how does it compare both to the Java version and to the established Pro Series Golf for N-Gage? Find out in my Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 review here on AAS's Ovi Gaming.