Tiger Woods Move Bundle

Type: Video Games Title: Tiger Woods Move Bundle See all customer reviews Product Description: The PlayStation Move starter bundle is the best way for owners of existing PlayStation 3 consoles to quickly and more affordably experience Sony’s new motion-controlled PlayStation Move gaming technology. The bundle consists of the cornerstones of the PlayStation Move system, the PlayStation Move motion controller and the PlayStation Eye camera peripheral. This limited edition bundle features Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters. This multiplayer golf game for PlayStation 3, allows players to step into the shoes of some of the greatest pro golfers on the PGA tour as they go for the ultimate prize in the sport, the Masters title. Play championship courses like Augusta National Golf Club, Royal Melbourne Golf Club (Australia), Atlanta Athletic Club, TPC San Antonio, St Andrews Link and others. Rely on the advice of your trusted caddie. Relive memorable Masters moments and climb in the PGA ranks in your quest for the legendary green jacket. Additional features include: an all-new career mode, commentary by Jim Nantz and David Feherty, 4-player support online and offline, over 20 in-game golfers and full PlayStation Move support. Features: Affordable starter bundle for the Sony’s motion-controlled gaming system, PlayStation Move. Includes Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters (entire Game), the PlayStation Move motion controller and PlayStation Eye camera peripheral . For the first time ever in Tiger Woods PGA Tour franchise history, players will now be able to compete at Augusta National Golf Club. Relive and play through memorable, historic moments of the Masters. Take the challenge and see where you measure up against the greats who have played in this legendary tournament. Enjoy new features like Fast Golf which allow you to complete a full round in half the time. The new save system provides the flexibility to save, and later resume, your round at any point. See the details

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