Marble Madness was born in 1984 as an Atari Games arcade machine designed by Mark Cerny, famous for its pioneering use of the trackball and for a marble physics that is still studied today as an example of elegant design. The Lynx version documented in this entry is an independent homebrew development made by programmer Matthias Domin, not an official period conversion, seeking to recreate that same feeling of balance and speed on the handheld screen. It's a good example of how today's community fills gaps in the Lynx's original catalog, which at the time never received an official version of this arcade classic.
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