The logic-defying stratospheric success of the Monster Hunter and Dynasty Warriors games in Japan (to give just two examples) is proof that while Western gamers will happily devour derivative first-person shooters, our friends in the East are happy holding up their end of the stereotypical gaming culture cliches. Though Everybody’s Golf is a comparably straightforward game, its modest standing with European and American gamers is dwarfed by the fervour that greets the series in its homeland. The absence of irony with which this PlayStation 3 debut was labelled a “system-seller” speaks volumes – as do first week sales of 150,000…

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