Golden Tee Arcade Classics

I used to play Golden Tee against my wife every time she dragged me to the bar. It was the only enjoyable part of going to the bar for me, we got sober over 20 years ago. I saw the new collection dropped and I wanted to buy the full size cabinet, however space was an issue, so being able to grab it on steam and save $470 and space was awesome. When we played at the bar she conveniently looked away during my turn knowing I was gonna whoop her and now when we play she can't pretend to not see what just happened. I do not have a track ball so I do not know if that's working well, I have been using a controller, but am thinking I may need to grab one soon, just not sure which one to get. also i only got 3 achievements left and am super pumped to keep playing!

Review from a Steam PC + X-Arcade XR Tankstick User The Good Trackball Integration Golden Tee Arcade Classics shines with a proper trackball. Golf and bowling feel natural, responsive, and true to their arcade roots, making the X-Arcade trackball a perfect fit. Authentic CRT Look The built-in CRT filters—with scanlines and curvature—nail the retro vibe. It blends beautifully with a classic arcade setup and shows the developers understand their audience. Strong Game Selection The classic Golden Tee titles are the clear highlights and are well-tuned for trackball play. Room for Improvement Limited CRT Options The filters are great, but more control over scanline strength, curve, and color would be ideal. No Modern Golden Tee A current version would’ve rounded out the collection and appealed to both new and returning fans. Inconsistent Trackball Support Shuffle Shot doesn’t feel as tight or responsive as the golf and bowling games. Missing Darts A darts game feels like an obvious and missed addition for trackball-based arcade play. Bottom Line Golden Tee Arcade Classics delivers a faithful arcade experience, especially with trackball hardware. The CRT visuals are a nostalgic win, and while there’s room to grow, it’s a strong package for retro golf pub/gaming fans

I have a track ball set up and this is so fun to play with friends and family.

A game collection of Golden Tee that reminds me of my youth plunkin' quarters into these machines on Washington State Ferries. It's basic, yes, but it's a solid collection of the arcade cabs from the 90s and early 2000s that plays well with mouse, keyboard, and controllers. I haven't tried a trackball yet, so I cannot comment on how that feels, but I'm hoping it's got good support.

TRACKBALL SUPPORT IS BROKEN Move the trackball 2 cm and you swing the club harder than God. In-game trackball sensitivity settings are bugged and do nothing. Also, why is there still an added picture of a "simulated trackball" onscreen if I'm using a real trackball? I don't need a picture of a trackball if I have a real trackball in front of me.

It was worth ordering a trackball just for this collection.

[h1] The best bowling game on Steam [/h1]

Includes six games from the Golden Tee series + two from the same company (Incredible Technologies, Inc.) not related to Golf. The six golf games are very similar to each other, with the only apparent difference being the courses. Great collection, reasonably priced. I really liked the trackball emulation the Digital Eclipse team developed — especially since it works incredibly well with a mouse. However, I would like to highlight my opinion on things that could be better, in addition to mentioning defects (which are, for the most part, small). Suggestions: -More achievements — why not? :) It would make a big difference to include other games from the Tee Golf series, to add variety. Like: -Golden Tee Golf (1989/90) -Golden Par Golf (1992) -Golden Par Golf II (1992) -All Golden Tee Fore! Defects: -Little precision in Shuffleshot, but I don't know if it's from the controller emulation or if the original was already like that; -I don't have access to the flyers section because the button placed in this port doesn't exist on the keyboard I use (Brazilian Portuguese keyboard), so it would be very interesting if they added an option to change the keys.

As I suspected this is a golf game. Listen to US GOLF 95 and chill

If you use to play the Golden Tee arcade games then I see this as a deal, considering I play hundreds of dollars in those arcade games. Yes, there might be better golf games out there but the great retro fun of there games are not to be underestimated if you use to play them at an arcade, bar, pub, saloon, tavern, and/or icehouse like I did. It works fine with a mouse, but I might buy a tracball just for the fun of it. If you have problems in the begining don't forget to adjust your preferences to mouse, tracball, etc. The bowling and shuffleboard games are a nice bonus, especially when you only have time for a short game.