Golf '92, a Japanese release for the NES, offered a more straightforward take on golf simulation compared to its Western counterparts. While details on its precise gameplay mechanics are scarce due to its regional exclusivity and limited documentation, it likely adhered to the standard of early golf games—offering a top-down perspective, stroke adjustments, and the objective of completing the course with the fewest shots. The game’s development history remains largely undocumented, lacking information about the developers and release dates beyond its Japanese release on the NES. This regional variation speaks to the differences in gaming tastes and markets in the early 90s.

Golf '92, The (Japan)