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"Krazy Ace Miniature Golf" is a unique sports title released for the Atari Lynx, offering players a whimsical take on the classic game of mini-golf. Developed by Telegames, the game was released in 1993, during the later years of the handheld's lifespan. In "Krazy Ace Miniature Golf," players navigate a series of inventive and challenging miniature golf courses, each designed with its own quirky obstacles and distinctive themes. The game is notable for its engaging gameplay mechanics and the use of the Lynx's hardware capabilities to render a more immersive mini-golf experience, complete with detailed graphics and intuitive controls.

The game allows for up to four players, making it a great option for group play. Players must carefully aim and gauge the power behind their shots to overcome inventive barriers like ramps, walls, and moving obstacles. The objective is to complete each course with the fewest possible strokes. Krazy Ace, the titular character, serves as the game’s mascot and guide. The addition of humorous elements and creative course designs set "Krazy Ace Miniature Golf" apart from more traditional sports video games of its time. Its release on the Atari Lynx, a system celebrated for its advanced graphics and portability, helped to showcase the console's unique capabilities within a fun and family-friendly format.

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