RealGamer writes: "The Wii isn't short of Golf games, as the actual movements for the sport fit the control style of the console so well. With this in mind you would think games developers would spend quite some time perfecting the control methods, however many have not and Data Design are no exception to this rule with their Kidz Sport Crazy Mini Golf.
In the game up to four players can take part in a single hole or championship over 9 or 18 holes. The game includes four different courses to play on. The games holes are fairly well designed offering various different obstacles to overcome. Sadly though the games courses are lacking a little in challenge and most players will easily be able to clear the courses with very little thought or strategy."
Data Design Interactive have announced that Kidz Sports - Crazy Mini Golf is one of the first titles to take advantage of the new Wii MotionPlus Accessory, which enhances the fun with its highly accurate gyroscope based, controller extension.
Data Design Interactive has released a trailer of its upcoming Kidz Sports - Crazy Mini Golf for Wii, showcasing what you can do with the Wii MotionPlus accessory.
As it stands, Kidz Sports Crazy Mini Golf represents everything that is wrong with the Nintendo Wii's casual market. There's plenty of potential for fantastic games, but companies like DDI are more than happy to churn out any old rubbish, chuck in a plastic accessory to pique interest and watch as the easy money comes rolling in. To mention Wii Sports in the same sentence as Crazy Mini Golf is something of a travesty, but the former is a million times better, far more accessible and comes free with the Wii console. Crazy Mini Golf however should be avoided at all costs.
