3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures

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3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures
Developer(s) Wanako Studios
Publisher(s) Sierra Online
Platform(s) Xbox 360 (XBLA), GameTap
Release date April 18, 2007
Genre(s) Sports
Mode(s) Single player, Multiplayer
Rating(s) ESRB: E
Media Download
Input methods Gamepad

3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures is an arcade style golf title, developed by Wanako Studios. The game features 36 holes, a customizable course editor, and multiplayer for up to 4 players. 3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures is available on Xbox Live Arcade for 800 Microsoft Points ($10 USD).

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[edit] Powerups

  • Ballgrow Makes your ball bigger
  • Free Shot Get a free shot
  • Bomb explodes your ball and any nearby opponents' balls
  • Electric Shock destroys any opponents' balls that are close by
  • Fire Ball makes a wall of fire
  • Glue makes your ball leave a sticky trail of glue
  • Oil makes your ball leave a slippery trail
  • Shield protects your ball from attacks
  • Spring makes your ball jump
  • Vacuum Hole sucks the ball toward the hole
  • Blow Hole blows the ball away from the hole

[edit] Development History

3D Ultra Minigolf Adventures was originally created in 2000, as a sequel to 3D Ultra Minigolf Deluxe, titled Mini Golf Maniacs for PC and PlayStation 2, which also was made by Sierra Online. In 2001, the Dynamix game division in charge of making the game was shut down by parent company Sierra Online. The game while nearly finished, went unreleased for five years until Wanako Studios completed development of the game in 2006.

The majority of the original game still exists in Minigolf Adventures, with graphical tweaks to the existing holes, removal of characters with human players, and other hole additions. Original in game photos from Minigolf Maniacs, which are the base of Minigolf Adventures can be found here. All original game credits from the Dynamix team have been removed despite the majority of the game being created by them five years ago.

[edit] Lost Island Expansion

On July 25, 2007 the Lost Island expansion was released for 400 Microsoft Points ($5 USD) adding an additional eighteen hole course. [1]

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