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Gun Fight is a 1969 electro-mechanical arcade game produced by Sega. It was a 25-cent shooting game.
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Gameplay
The game pits two "gunfighters" against each other in a Western setting. Using a pistol handle controller, players move and shoot simulated bullets. Tops of cacti can be shot off, reducing the opponent's cover. When a player is shot, they are momentarily fallen to the ground before standing up again. Shots can be carefully aimed or triggered in staccato succession and gunshot sound effects are given off. Hits are shown on individually illuminated scoreboards. The game is set to default to 30 seconds.
Specifications
Dimensions
History
Legacy
Gun Fight was an early multiplayer shooter game. It was a direct precedent to Taito's 1975 arcade shooter video game Gun Fight, which in turn was influential on shooter video games.[2]
Promotional material
Photo gallery
JP
US
Rear view of machine
Player's perspective
Playfield detail
Machine with top case open
Pistrol handle controller
References
- ↑ [[:File:|File:]]
- ↑ Once Upon a Time on the Screen: Wild West in Computer and Video Games, Academia