Power Shot (Mario Golf series)
| Power Shot | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 Koopa Paratroopa performing a Power Shot in Mario Golf: World Tour | |||
| First appearance | Mario Golf | ||
| Latest appearance | Mario Sports Superstars | ||
| Effect | Increases carry distance | ||
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- This article is about the shot mechanic in the Mario Golf series. For the special moves in the Mario Tennis series, see Power Shot (Mario Tennis series).
Power Shots are a special type of shot that appears in the Mario Golf series and in the Golf game mode in Mario Sports Superstars. Power Shots extend a character's carry (the distance the ball travels from the time it is hit until it first touches the ground), and are limited to six shots in an 18-hole golf game, or the total number of holes divided by three if the golf game consists of fewer than 18 holes. If players perform a Power Shot with perfect timing, it does not count towards the total number of shots, essentially giving players an extra Power Shot. In the Ring Shot game modes in Mario Golf and Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour, and the Ring Master challenges in Mario Golf: World Tour, one Power Shot per hole is provided.
Power Shots are not present in Mario Golf: Super Rush, where they are replaced by the Special Shot mechanic.
ProfilesEdit
Mario Golf (Nintendo 64) instruction manualEdit
- Determine Your Power: You can switch between Normal Mode and Power Mode by pressing the B Button.[1]
Mario Golf (Game Boy Color) instruction manualEdit
- Power Shots! Press the B Button to hit the ball farther with a Power Shot. You only have a limited number of Power Shots. However, if you perfectly line up points 1 and 2 on the power gauge (see next page) when you take a Power Shot, your number of remaining Power Shots will not decrease![2]
Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour instruction manualEdit
- Need More Power? Press the B Button to switch from a regular shot to a power shot. (The power meter will turn red.) Power shots increase the distance the club can hit the ball! You have a limited number of power shots per round, but if you time both the max power and the sweet spot accurately, the number of power shots will not decrease![3]
Mario Golf: Advance Tour instruction manualEdit
- Want even more Power? Press the B Button to switch from a regular shot to a POWER shot. (The power meter will turn red.) Power shots increase the distance the club can hit the ball! You have a limited number of power shots per round, but if you time both the max power and the sweet spot accurately, you won't lose your power shots![4]
Mario Golf: World TourEdit
- Quick Tips, Changing Shot Type: Switching to a Power Shot gives your shots added distance. But use them wisely, as you only have a few!
- Quick Tips, Power Shots: You have a limited number of Power Shots. But if you hit one with perfect impact, your total won't decrease.
Names in other languagesEdit
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | パワーショット[5] Pawā Shotto |
Power Shot | |
| French | Coup Puissant[4] | Powerful Shot | |
| German | Power-Schlag[4] | Power Stroke | |
| Italian | Colpo Power[4] | Power Shot | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Golpe con Fuerza[4] | Shot with Strength |
ReferencesEdit
- ^ Nintendo / Camelot. Mario Golf Instruction Booklet. English. Page 17. Retrieved November 20, 2024.
- ^ Nintendo / Camelot. Mario Golf Instruction Booklet. English. Page 20.
- ^ Nintendo / Camelot. Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour Instruction Booklet. Page 15.
- ^ a b c d e Nintendo / Camelot. Mario Golf: Advance Tour Instruction Booklet. English, German, French, Spanish, Italian. Page 17. Retrieved November 20, 2024.
- ^ Nintendo / Camelot. Mario Golf Instruction Booklet. English. Page 17. Retrieved November 20, 2024.