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Golf allows you to play a round of Golf over 18 holes, alone or against a friend where both players take turns playing a shot after the other player has played one. There is a choice of two courses, a par 3 course where only a 9-iron, sand wedge and putter are used, or a normal course with all the necessary clubs. The holes are viewed from above across the screen and you first choose the club you need before selecting the direction. You use the numbers on a clock (1 - 12) and when you select a number you can select another number (0 - 9) to fine tune the direction. Finally, select your power (1 - 10) before watching the ball move across the screen. Once on the green, you can launch the putt, allowing you to select the direction and power once again.
Looney Balloon is a side view single screen game in which you have to control a balloon from its starting position and navigate it through a path to land on a landing pad while collecting all the objects on the screen in various levels. The balloon is swaying at all times and gravity pulls it down, so you must keep the balloon aloft as you move it around the screen. Each screen must be completed within a time limit and you cannot touch the walls or you lose one of your five lives if you run out of time or touch the walls. There are five skill levels (Novice, Pilot, Instructor, Test Pilot and Kamikaze). A higher skill level means the balloon swings and falls faster.
