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CyberTiger

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A cartoony golf game with power-ups, three courses, and a competitive rapid fire mode.

CyberTiger was originally released in 1999 for PlayStation and Nintendo 64. The Game Boy Color version, developed by Xantera and published by Electronic Arts, was released in 2000.


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Released
2000
Original release
1999
Perspective
Top-down
Size
499.36 KB
Rating
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About CyberTiger

CyberTiger is a handheld adaptation of a console golf title, presenting its cartoony style through 2D graphics. The game offers three distinct 18-hole environments: Grand Canyon, Hawaii, and Mt. Lava. Players view each hole from a top-down perspective for planning, then execute shots using a standard three-click system to determine power and accuracy, with the result shown in an animated sequence from behind the golfer.

Available modes include Career and Strokes, alongside a more competitive Rapid Fire option. In Rapid Fire, two golfers play simultaneously to finish the hole first, and this is the sole mode supporting two-player link cable play. A notable feature is the inclusion of power-ups scattered on the fairway, which are collected when the ball passes over them. These items provide various advantages, such as enabling exceptionally strong shots, deducting a stroke from an opponent, or displacing their ball with a whirlwind.

The Game Boy Color version operates with a reduced scope compared to its console counterparts, featuring a smaller set of courses and overall options.

CyberTiger Screenshots

12 images
Title screen.
Main menu.
Single player mode: Career, Stroke Play, and Rapid Fire.
Character selection.
Grand Canyon.
Yeah.
Yeah again.
Hawaii.
Nice background.
Mount Lava...