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A strange little side quest
There is a neat bit of history hiding behind the kind of play you find in Arcade Golf Neon. Nintendo's Donkey Kong arrived in 1981 and introduced the character first known as Jumpman, who later became Mario. And the history keeps stacking up: Archery was already on the Olympic programme in 1900, boxing joined the modern Games in 1904, and basketball became a medal sport in 1936. So a round of Arcade Golf Neon is not just a quick distraction; it is a tiny stop on a much longer arcade history timeline.
What you are getting into
Arcade Golf Neon is a free golf game. This is the future of sports where true athletes are known for their ability to click, drag, and let it all go, man. The golf courses of the future are neon spectacles that encourage user-athletes to focus on their ability to judge distance, speed, and height via the in-game physics and not the rules of the real world. Compete with others via the leaderboard and exact your revenge as you ready, aim, fire, and get your hole in one. Just like in real life golf your true score is actually dependent on the ability to score high in as few shots as possible. Don't be fooled by the future trappings and the laser covered golf field. You're still playing nut and bolt golf what will judge your every move and keep you pointing, clicking, and yelling fore!
