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@dbene: The reason it says 20 additional courses is because it's Tiger Woods 13 "The Masters" Special Edition. The way EA look at it is the game is all about the Augusta National... then all the other courses in the game are additional.

You'll note that the ordinary edition of the game says on the box Tiger Woods 13 includes "The Masters"

I guess this is EA's way of making the game look like is has way more stuff in the special edition than there actually is.

One thing I noticed you got with the Collectors Edition is a set of "Masters" golf clubs.

Which until you unlock the EA Hammerhead Prototype clubs at the end of the game are pretty much THE best clubs you can use.

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@drag: Gonna have to agree with this man... Bourbon biscuits are where it's at.

I've been messing about with the display model in the shop I work in. It's a good piece of kit, I like it a lot. Games are a bit thin on the ground at the moment but it's early doors yet.

Our's came pre-loaded with a bunch of games to try out. This is pretty much my thoughts on what I've played so far.

Unit 13 is pretty good, I'd say that's your go-to shooter right now.

ModNation Racers is good fun but it's pretty much just a PS3 port so nothing new other than some touch screen fuctionality.

Wipeout 2048 looks stunning but loading times are atrocious. You can pretty much set it to load and then go make a cup of tea.

Everybody's Golf aka Hot Shots Golf is actually REALLY good fun. Kinda cute and cartoony but the gameplay is awesome.

Uncharted: Golden Abyss feels and plays like the first Uncharted game with some touch-screen functionality tacked on.

That's all I've really properly sat down with on the Vita. Dragon's Dogma looks really good. Had a quick shot at Fifa Football and liked what they did with the rear touch-pad but I'm not a big football fan so it's probably not a game I'd pick up.

@Mnemoidian: If you need that level of control in multi-player then I could see you needing two separate control buttons then. I've just got a bogo-standard mouse attached to my PC, I'd love to get some Razer kit though as they do make some really good stuff.

@137: Having two buttons for the same interaction function on the PC version is a bit daft. I actually thought that with PC gaming "E" to interact was pretty much an industry standard. Why they'd want to change that and make it more complicated than it ought to be, I don't know.

@Mnemoidian: I'd have to get a hold of the game again to check but I'd be surprised if the PS3 version came with a V-sync option. Nice to know that it isn't just me though and it's a legitimate problem rather than a lack of skill on my part.

@pweidman: @RoboRobb: Like I said in the post, I hadn't messed with any sensitivity sliders before I had to take the game back into work. Might have to acquire a copy again and give it a second look. Maybe even try a 360 version just for comparisons sake.