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Majesco Entertainment Co. (COOL: Quote) announced that it has entered into a publishing agreement with Zynga (ZNGA: Quote), under which Zynga will publish Mini Putt Park, Majesco's latest social game.

Currently available in beta on Facebook, the game is scheduled to officially launch on Facebook and Zynga's destination for social games Zynga.com this summer, the company stated.

Majesco Entertainment Company is a provider of video games for the mass market.

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