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# 5 exclusive championship courses Kinect motion & voice control Online Country Clubs & Club Championship Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 13: The Masters Collector's Edition - Xbox 360 (Collector's Edition)

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## Summary

> ⛳ Elevate your game — swing, connect, and conquer the Masters like never before!

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## Key Features

- • **Swing Like a Pro:** Revolutionary total swing control with tempo, shot setup, and strike meter for authentic golf shots.
- • **Compete & Connect:** Join exclusive online country clubs to team up, unlock DLC faster, and battle for the prestigious Club Championship.
- • **Kinect-Powered Immersion:** First-ever Kinect-enabled PGA Tour game with full body tracking and voice commands for controller-free play.
- • **Master 22 Iconic Courses:** Play on world-renowned courses including St. Andrews, Pebble Beach, and TPC Sawgrass with 22 PGA Tour pros.
- • **Step onto Augusta National:** Collector's Edition exclusive access to Augusta National’s Tournament Practice Facility and Par 3 Course.

## Overview

Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 13: The Masters Collector's Edition for Xbox 360 delivers the most authentic golf simulation experience with Kinect motion and voice control support, revolutionary swing mechanics, and exclusive access to Augusta National’s iconic grounds. Featuring 22 PGA Tour pros and multiple world-class courses, it offers deep online country club competition and a collector’s package that every golf enthusiast craves.

## Description

Product Description For one week each spring, golf's best players from around the world gather on the sacred grounds of Augusta National Golf Club to take part in one of the greatest traditions in sports, the Masters With expanded features surrounding the Masters Tournament, revamped swing control, new online experiences and full motion control support integration it's never been a better time to enjoy the world's #1 selling golf game. The Collector's Edition offers 5 additional golf courses, access to Augusta National's world-class Tournament Practice Facility, an exclusive Green Jacket presentation and more. desertcart.com The world's #1 selling golf game is back and ready for another season of PGA Tour golf. Take your game to the next level with the first controller-free, voice-enabled and body tracking sports simulation to support the Kinect sensor for Xbox 360 (optional and sold separately). Put real-life swing in-game with Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13: The Masters Collection Edition as you experience revamped swing control, tackle Tiger Woods' legacy, competition against the world's best players at the Masters, and collector's edition exclusive features. Total Swing Control Taking its most significant leap forward in swing mechanics in over a decade, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13 revolutionizes the virtual golf swing. Golfers will take full control over their swing with all-new tempo, swing plane and shot power controls along with an adjustable shot setup, allowing players to address the ball in a number of ways to create limitless shot types with just one club. The #1 selling golf video game now is even better with Kinect for Xbox 360 support. View larger Revolutionize your virtual golf swing as you take full control with total swing control. View larger Swing Tempo - For the first time in Tiger Woods PGA Tour history, the tempo and speed of your swing is going to directly influence the power of your shot. Fast tempo will add more distance to shots. Slow tempo will result in less distance.Shot Setup - Create all possible shot types from one shot setup. Drag your aiming marker forward and back to blend between full, 3/4 , pitch, and chip shots. Create draw and fade shots by opening and closing your golfer's stance. Affect the launch trajectory by moving the ball forward or backward in your stance to create flop and punch shots. The possibilities are endless, allowing any real shot to be created in the game.Strike Meter - Using the all-new Strike Meter, place the sweet spot of the club precisely where you wish to hit the ball. While a center strike is the most common, you can use low and high strikes to alter power, spin and trajectory.Swing Arc - The visualization of the golfer's swing is shown in the form of an arc. Use this arc as a guide to execute your swing with the proper power, trajectory and shot shape.All-New Animations - Utilizing the latest version of EA's sophisticated ANT animation system, players be able to see in real-time whether your golf swing is on or off plane through your golfer's on-screen animations, allowing you to connect with your swing like never before.New Golfers, New Courses Fans can take to the course with any one of 22 PGA Tour golfers in Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13, including Tiger Woods, 2011 US Open Champion Rory McIlroy, 2010 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year Rickie Fowler and Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13 US cover art finalist Bubba Watson. Take on the best of the best on some of the world's most celebrated courses. Kinect for Xbox 360 IntegrationTiger Woods PGA Tour 13 is the first-ever Kinect for Xbox 360 sports simulation title, tracking full body movements to create the most advanced and authentic swing to date on the virtual golf course. Controller-free and voice-enabled controls provides for a unique, never-before-seen sports gaming experience. The Tiger Legacy Challenge Relive firsthand Tiger Woods' most memorable golf accomplishments as he rises from a child prodigy to golfing legend. Online Country Clubs In Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13, gamers are able to invite friends to join their own exclusive country club and team up to gain quicker access to downloadable golf courses or compete against other club members for the coveted Club Championship. Collector's Edition Exclusives The Collector's Edition provides fans with the ultimate Masters experience. The Collector's Edition includes all of the features in the standard edition game, as well as exclusive access to Augusta National Golf Club's Tournament practice facility, Augusta National's famous Par 3 Course, an authentic Green Jacket Presentation and a chance to explore the hallowed grounds like never before. Additional Screenshots

Review: Kinect edition that surprisingly works. - I don't have much to compare PGA Tour 13 to as I haven't played a game since 04 back on PS2 and don't remember a whole lot about it. Regardless, as a golfer I can say, the game is some serious fun! I tried the demo back a few weeks ago and was turned off, everything seemed off and unbalanced. Luckily the final game turned out better than I expected. This review is mainly for the Kinect version of the game, as that is all I have used to play and is the main reason for me finally diving into another Tiger Woods game. There are 3 sides to Kinect controlling: The actual fairway and green play, the menu system between these shots and the voice controls. First off, one of my favorite aspects of most Kinect games is the voice control abilities. Just saying "change club...4 iron" is so fluid and intuitive, it seems almost slow to choose with a controller. This is also the preferred method of doing things as whoever designed the hand-controlled Kinect menus must have been sleeping most of the work day as they are atrocious. Trying to select a menu item is pulling teeth using motions, always use voice controls until they patch this. As far as actual gameplay once setting up your shot, the Kinect shines bright. You face your TV and swing parallel to it so that Kinect can read your full swing instead of limit side view by the device. This is the first use of Kinect by the PGA Tour team and there are some subtle movements I do as a golfer that it will not pick up on, twisting your wrists to change club-head angle does not seem to have any effect and occasionally Kinect will stutter a bit when trying to recognize what you are intending to do with your hands, as well as stutters in your avatars actions when you swing. However, you won't notice those much if you keep your head down and eyes on the imaginary ball at your feet as the game replicates what you are doing with your swing very well. It takes some getting used to, ghosting golf swings, but I found a stick to hold that gave me a better feel of really holding a club, which translated into more confident shots. Aiming is something that takes practice and can be daunting for some at first. You raise your right hand out and make a fist that you can then move left, right, up, or down to dictate direction and depth, then clasp your hands together and the game will instantly recognize you want to hit the ball. One final aspect I will touch on is the Online Country Clubs. You join a group of other people (random or friends) and start a team that can garner you extra bonuses for you and your teammates based on how well you and they play. It also makes setting up Xbox Live matches with teammates pretty easy and adds to the overall feeling of being on Tour. Overall, I am impressed with the Kinect controls. I have wanted a true Golf simulation using Kinect, and this is a great first entry into the PGA series for the device. The immersion offered is almost as good as being on the links (except no cart fees!). The online features are pretty good, and Xbox Live play is a mostly lag-free experience. Also of note; I am from and live in Augusta, GA. The Masters is seriously big time around here. Getting to virtually play on the Augusta National is a thrilling thing for me. I think every golf fan alive wants to take 18 holes on that course!
Review: Tiger may no longer be great, but his game is - I've been playing this series for many years. I've often skipped a year here and there since most iterations don't change all that drastically from one year to another. I bought last year's game and enjoyed it for a few days and then got rid of it and never yearned to play it again. The focus last year (EA tends to do this with their sports games - they pick some new angle, hype it, and then forget it next year) was the caddie system. The caddie talked, gave advice etc etc. I thought it was stupid and got in the way of the flow of the game. I tried the demo this year just to see what changed and I liked it a lot. The swing system is better than it's ever been. Gone is the ability to pound on a button to add power. Now power is applied in your swing like in real life. You can still spin in the air, but only on easier difficulty settings. On real difficulty settings, your spin will be determined by where you hit the ball. Putting has also seen a huge improvement over past years. It takes skill and a steady hand now. Anyone familiar with EA's football games will understand the new pin system (similar to card packs in the football and hockey games). Coins are the currency you earn by playing rounds of golf. These coins can be spent on rounds of DLC courses without having to spend actual money on them. Play them enough and you'll master them, after which time you now own that course and no longer need to spend coins to play it. This will take a lot of time since it takes a long time to earn enough coins to play a DLC course. You also have the option to just buy the courses. People are whining about this setup, but come on, there's 21 courses in this version of the game. That's more than enough, and if you need a change of pace just spend your coins on a DLC course. The addiction factor with this version of the game is much higher than I've felt in any Tiger Woods game in a long long time. You're always earning coins, exp points etc to keep builing your character and earning new clubs and clothes. There's a ton of courses to master and numerous difficulty settings to move up to if it starts to get too easy. And for the 2nd year in a row, the game includes Augusta National (plus the par 3 course). It's one of the best courses in the world, and it's well represented here. Many courses in the game are easy, but not this one. It's always a challenge.

## Features

- Kinect sensor for Xbox 360 support, which allows for motion and voice control capabilities on the course.
- Improve your game with a true-to-life golf swing. Experience authentic golf that emulates your swing style as you drive the ball down the fairway or sink a 30 foot putt.
- Collector's edition exclusives including access to the grounds of Augusta National facility and additional championship courses.
- Take on the best of the best on some of the world's most celebrated championship golf courses around the globe, including the St. Andrews Links, Pebble Beach Golf Links, TPC Sawgrass and many more.
- Invite friends to join exclusive online country clubs and team up to gain quicker access to downloadable features or compete against other club members for the coveted Club Championship.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B006D3JT2S |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,567 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #266 in Xbox 360 Games |
| Computer Platform | Xbox 360 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (118) |
| Date First Available | March 27, 2011 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00151902980102 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Item model number | 19725 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Electronic Arts |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.2 x 0.6 inches; 0.01 ounces |
| Publication Date | March 27, 2012 |
| Rated | Everyone |
| Release date | March 27, 2012 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 151902980102 014633197259 |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kinect edition that surprisingly works.
*by M***S on March 28, 2012*

I don't have much to compare PGA Tour 13 to as I haven't played a game since 04 back on PS2 and don't remember a whole lot about it. Regardless, as a golfer I can say, the game is some serious fun! I tried the demo back a few weeks ago and was turned off, everything seemed off and unbalanced. Luckily the final game turned out better than I expected. This review is mainly for the Kinect version of the game, as that is all I have used to play and is the main reason for me finally diving into another Tiger Woods game. There are 3 sides to Kinect controlling: The actual fairway and green play, the menu system between these shots and the voice controls. First off, one of my favorite aspects of most Kinect games is the voice control abilities. Just saying "change club...4 iron" is so fluid and intuitive, it seems almost slow to choose with a controller. This is also the preferred method of doing things as whoever designed the hand-controlled Kinect menus must have been sleeping most of the work day as they are atrocious. Trying to select a menu item is pulling teeth using motions, always use voice controls until they patch this. As far as actual gameplay once setting up your shot, the Kinect shines bright. You face your TV and swing parallel to it so that Kinect can read your full swing instead of limit side view by the device. This is the first use of Kinect by the PGA Tour team and there are some subtle movements I do as a golfer that it will not pick up on, twisting your wrists to change club-head angle does not seem to have any effect and occasionally Kinect will stutter a bit when trying to recognize what you are intending to do with your hands, as well as stutters in your avatars actions when you swing. However, you won't notice those much if you keep your head down and eyes on the imaginary ball at your feet as the game replicates what you are doing with your swing very well. It takes some getting used to, ghosting golf swings, but I found a stick to hold that gave me a better feel of really holding a club, which translated into more confident shots. Aiming is something that takes practice and can be daunting for some at first. You raise your right hand out and make a fist that you can then move left, right, up, or down to dictate direction and depth, then clasp your hands together and the game will instantly recognize you want to hit the ball. One final aspect I will touch on is the Online Country Clubs. You join a group of other people (random or friends) and start a team that can garner you extra bonuses for you and your teammates based on how well you and they play. It also makes setting up Xbox Live matches with teammates pretty easy and adds to the overall feeling of being on Tour. Overall, I am impressed with the Kinect controls. I have wanted a true Golf simulation using Kinect, and this is a great first entry into the PGA series for the device. The immersion offered is almost as good as being on the links (except no cart fees!). The online features are pretty good, and Xbox Live play is a mostly lag-free experience. Also of note; I am from and live in Augusta, GA. The Masters is seriously big time around here. Getting to virtually play on the Augusta National is a thrilling thing for me. I think every golf fan alive wants to take 18 holes on that course!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tiger may no longer be great, but his game is
*by R***N on April 8, 2012*

I've been playing this series for many years. I've often skipped a year here and there since most iterations don't change all that drastically from one year to another. I bought last year's game and enjoyed it for a few days and then got rid of it and never yearned to play it again. The focus last year (EA tends to do this with their sports games - they pick some new angle, hype it, and then forget it next year) was the caddie system. The caddie talked, gave advice etc etc. I thought it was stupid and got in the way of the flow of the game. I tried the demo this year just to see what changed and I liked it a lot. The swing system is better than it's ever been. Gone is the ability to pound on a button to add power. Now power is applied in your swing like in real life. You can still spin in the air, but only on easier difficulty settings. On real difficulty settings, your spin will be determined by where you hit the ball. Putting has also seen a huge improvement over past years. It takes skill and a steady hand now. Anyone familiar with EA's football games will understand the new pin system (similar to card packs in the football and hockey games). Coins are the currency you earn by playing rounds of golf. These coins can be spent on rounds of DLC courses without having to spend actual money on them. Play them enough and you'll master them, after which time you now own that course and no longer need to spend coins to play it. This will take a lot of time since it takes a long time to earn enough coins to play a DLC course. You also have the option to just buy the courses. People are whining about this setup, but come on, there's 21 courses in this version of the game. That's more than enough, and if you need a change of pace just spend your coins on a DLC course. The addiction factor with this version of the game is much higher than I've felt in any Tiger Woods game in a long long time. You're always earning coins, exp points etc to keep builing your character and earning new clubs and clothes. There's a ton of courses to master and numerous difficulty settings to move up to if it starts to get too easy. And for the 2nd year in a row, the game includes Augusta National (plus the par 3 course). It's one of the best courses in the world, and it's well represented here. Many courses in the game are easy, but not this one. It's always a challenge.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Calibration is imperative
*by R***O on September 22, 2021*

This is a great game with a great concept but you must calibrate your Kinect to work correctly. Make sure you have proper lighting in the room and make sure that the Kinect is set at a good distance. I'm not sure why other games work better with the Kinect but there's definitely something to the programming. If you're a golf fan you should definitely add this to your list!

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