Capcom, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, announced that We Love Golf! ships to retail today for the Wii home video game system. North American players now have the option to meet up online and challenge each other in a realistic and immersive golf experience on Wii. We Love Golf! is rated E 10+ by the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) and carries a suggested retail price of $49.99.
In case you missed what transpired during their various presentations, the guys at the Capcom US blog have provided a handy blow-out with videos, screenshots and articles on every title mentioned.
Capcom has announced that the Western release of its upcoming We Love Golf!, anticipated for a Summer 2008 launch on the Wii, will support online head-to-head play. Via Gamasutra.
Capcom Japan shared a few new screenshots earlier today of its upcoming Wii golf game, along with one awesome new bullet point: Mii support! We Love Golf! will let players use their Wii avatars as playable characters. The characters will appear directly on the green, and will animate in line with the action.
Capcom didn't just have a number of game announcements at their recent London Gamers Day event, they also released screenshots and videos from games we already knew about. Check out the full post for media from Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure, Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, Mega Man ZX Advent, We Love Golf, Bionic Commando and Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom's booth at TGS this year was all about three games--Devil May Cry 4, Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles, and We Love Golf, with those three games taking up the most real estate at the large booth.
Recently it was revealed that Camelot is, under Capcom's publishing arm, bringing the sequel to its PC golf title 'I Love Golf' to Wii in the form of 'We Love Golf'. However, some new trademarks have also revealed 'We Love Tennis' and 'We Love Baseball'.
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