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Clap Hanz, the indie outfit behind the beloved All people’s Golf franchise, has registered two new golf-related emblems, suggesting that the Yokohama-based studio could be getting ready to return to the inexperienced within the close to future.

As noticed by ResetEra customers, (and later reported by VGC), the emblems Simple Come, Simple Golf and いつでもGOLF, (which roughly interprets to “Golf Anytime“), have been registered collectively, which means that they’re localized names for the very same mission. Whether or not this represents an all-new {golfing} franchise or is merely a rebranding for the beforehand launched Apple Arcade recreation Clap Hanz Golf is unknown.

All people’s Golf launched on PlayStation in 1997 to fast success, presenting high quality golf gameplay with accessible controls, tight mechanics, and a usually cheerful and charming comedic aesthetic. This unique launch could be adopted by over 10 sequels and spin-offs on numerous PlayStation and cell platforms. The final iteration launched on PSVR in 2019. Given the closure of PlayStation Studios — in addition to an total disinterest in supporting third-party initiatives — the prospect of the sequence returning anytime quickly is extremely unlikely.

The franchise is unquestionably missed by its devoted playerbase. Given golf’s intricate technicalities, titles such because the Clap Hanz sequence — in addition to franchises corresponding to Mario Golf and Golf Story — are sometimes very profitable, stripping again the simulation efforts and changing them with colourful and charismatic visuals. Hopefully, Clap Hanz will reveal its plans for the brand new emblems very quickly.

All people’s Golf studio has registered emblems for a possible new golf recreation [VGC]