– Game Boy Advance link cable, allowing Golf to be played on a Game Boy Advance. The game is a hidden Easter egg in the pre-4.0 firmware of the Nintendo Switch, in tribute to Satoru Iwata. Iwata was the sole programmer of Golf (as one of his first projects for Nintendo) and later became Nintendo's CEO. It can be accessed on the Switch home menu if the system clock is set to the July 11 anniversary of Iwata's death, and then the user moves Joy-Con controllers to imitate the "Direct" action that Iwata popularized during his Nintendo Direct. This version exclusively has the option for motion controls. Reception AllGame rated the Game Boy version 4 out of 5 stars. The Famicom version yielded 2.46 million copies sold in Japan. Legacy Golf is the first golf video game to feature a power and accuracy bar for swinging the club, which has been used in most golf games since. Three-dimensional versions of Golf'''s courses appear in the nine holes of Wii Sports, the "Classic" courses in Wii Sports Resort, and in Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics''. Notes References External links Golf at NinDB 1984 video games Famicom Disk System games Game Boy games GameCube games Golf video games NEC PC-8801 games Nintendo Entertainment System games Nintendo arcade games Nintendo games Nintendo e-Reader games Nintendo Switch games Nintendo Vs. Series games PlayChoice-10 games Sharp X1 games Video games developed in Japan Virtual Console games Virtual Console games for Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console games for Wii U Multiplayer and single-player video games Video games scored by Hirokazu Tanaka Video games scored by Koji Kondo Video games designed by Shigeru Miyamoto Mario Golf Hamster Corporation games