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This game is a larger version of the later released [[Wild Gunman (NES)|Famicom/Nintendo Entertainment System version]] of Wild Gunman, featuring actual videos of gunmen. When Nintendo released Wild Gunman for the Famicom and NES, the game became solely sprite based. | This game is a larger version of the later released [[Wild Gunman (NES)|Famicom/Nintendo Entertainment System version]] of Wild Gunman, featuring actual videos of gunmen. When Nintendo released Wild Gunman for the Famicom and NES, the game became solely sprite based. | ||
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Wild Gunman (arcade) is an early arcade game by Nintendo.
Summary
This game is a larger version of the later released Famicom/Nintendo Entertainment System version of Wild Gunman, featuring actual videos of gunmen. When Nintendo released Wild Gunman for the Famicom and NES, the game became solely sprite based.
It is part of a series of arcade games known as Simulation System.
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