Like most games on the system, the Game Boy Color port of Mario Golf hasn't aged all that gracefully. At the time, however, it was as impressive as it was ambitious, with Camelot somehow able to capture the essence of the N64 version of the game and package it together in a way that was both pleasing to the eye and easy to control.

These were the days before cell phone games were really a thing and so to be able to play Mario Golf on the go was really quite something. Of course, it was nowhere near as enjoyable as the real thing, but like low-fat ice cream to somebody who's trying to watch their weight or an alcohol-free beer to a designated driver, it was a whole lot better than nothing.