This teeny-tiny article needs some work. You can help us by expanding it.
Caliber.50 is a top-down run and gun video game originally released in arcades (as
Cal.50) before being brought to the
Sega Mega Drive in 1991. The Mega Drive version was only released in North America.
The Mega Drive version is severely watered down from the arcade original, not just in terms of graphics and sound, but also gameplay, as the controls need to be mapped to three buttons. This means unlike the arcade original 
takes the roll of shooting and throwing grenades, 
rotates left and 
rotates right. The arcade cabinet used special joysticks which could be spun around to rotate the player. To compenstate, there are fewer enemies on screen, and the player is given a life bar.
Physical Scans
|
66
|
Sega Retro Average
|
| Based on 2 reviews
|
| Publication
|
Score
|
Source
|
| Joystick
|
68
|
№23, p112
|
| Sega Pro
|
63
|
№7, p42
|
|
| Mega Drive, US
|
Cover
|
|
|
