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Stroke play shares a menu with a role-playing mode in Mario Golf (1999). A created golfer's approach still obeys the wind. Camelot's Nintendo 64 game lets a created golfer build stats beside the Mario roster's exhibition rounds, and a separate Game Boy Color version carries the same name.
Club choice and wind still decide an approach before any experience point is spent. The RPG mode is a career wrapper, not a battlefield.
The color handheld's story links are a different cartridge. Putting greens and the trainable golfer are the home version's pair of ideas.
Same series is the tight name match. Same franchise is the wider family. Same platform is other games on the systems named above.
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