The Atari Lynx is a handheld gaming console released in 1989 by Atari. It was notable for its color screen and ability to support multiplayer gaming through a link cable. The Lynx featured a variety of games, including popular titles like California Games and Chip's Challenge, and was known for its ergonomic design. Despite its innovative features, the Atari Lynx struggled in the market against competitors like the Game Boy. It had a relatively short lifespan, with production ceasing in 1995. Today, it is remembered as a unique piece of gaming history, appreciated by collectors and retro gaming enthusiasts.