A one-of-a-kind fantasy golf experience that blends intense competition with a
humorous departure from golfing etiquette. Purists of the sport beware: This is
no skins game!
Experienced golfers, gamers and beginners will enjoy
blowing off steam at Armadillo Al's Demolition Driving Range, where points are
awarded for accurately hitting exploding golf balls into moving targets such as
cows, flamingos and uptight course marshals before time expires. The unique
modes of play featured on "Microsoft Links Extreme" are Deathmatch
Golf, Extreme Golf and Poison Golf, with starting times available on the
colorful island fairways of Mojo Bay Country Club and the World War I
battlefield course, Dimension X.
In Deathmatch Golf, players must ration exploding golf
ordnance, and the last player left standing on each hole is victorious. Extreme
Golf is like standard stroke play with one big twist: a golf bag loaded with
magic golf balls! These bizarre balls can be used for strategic advantage or as
diabolical pranks on opponents. In Poison Golf mode, the winner of each hole
becomes a lethal "poison" on the next hole. There are two ways to win:
compete successfully for the lowest score, or destroy the opponent with five
unique exploding golf balls.
On the demolition driving range play golf the way the military plays games
- ready...aim...obliterate.
Play Extreme golf on the bewitched MoJo Bay Country Club with 18 kinds of
balls, including 5 kinds of exploding balls to liven things up.
A 100-foot skeleton loses its menace and becomes mere target practice in
Extreme Golf.
Play deathmatch golf in Dimension X - where courtesy to your playing
partner gets you six fee under - fast. Go for the win or go for the
throat.
At the Demolition Driving Range you can turn animatronic targets into
toast with atomic golf balls.
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Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0 SP3
Pentium 200 MHz processor
64 MB of RAM
60 MB free Hard Drive space minimum
4X CD-ROM drive or faster
1 MB Video capable of 800 x 600 resolution in 32K colors
"Links LS Extreme")
