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Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13
Tiger Woods has done a lot of things in his golfing career, and now you can relive those moments (the golfing ones, to be clear) – and play into the future – in Tiger 13's new Legacy mode.
This standalone mode (apart from the Masters career mode) lets you play through a variety of moments in Tiger's golfing career from a gifted toddler to the man who one day might break Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 majors. Ten different eras in his life are covered through six versions of Tiger, and some will last longer than others. Those who complete his entire career will get a special bonus for their feat.
For more on the game, take a look at its new swing mechanics and Kinect integration. You can also check out my feature analyzing the various gameplay changes the franchise has undergone through the years.
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