Hogan's Alley is a 1984 video game by Nintendo. It was one of the first games to use a light gun as an input device. The game presents players with "cardboard cut-outs" of villains and innocent civilians. The player must shoot the villains and spare the innocent people.
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Well.. trick shot at least feels like something?
About as standard of a shooting range game as they get.
Una galería de tiros, sencillo y ya.
Finally got to play this on original hardware! It's pretty fun but doesn't last too long. I can see myself replaying this for the trick shot mode, it was quite challenging and precise when sitting away from the TV.
In contrast, Game A was boring. You shoot one or two guys and have to wait for new ones to come on screen. Game B was alright, I liked the side scrolling environment compared to Game A because the gang members were in various places instead of a straight line.
Pretty short experience, good amount of potential replay value. If you can play this with a zapper instead of emulation, it's pretty fun!
In contrast, Game A was boring. You shoot one or two guys and have to wait for new ones to come on screen. Game B was alright, I liked the side scrolling environment compared to Game A because the gang members were in various places instead of a straight line.
Pretty short experience, good amount of potential replay value. If you can play this with a zapper instead of emulation, it's pretty fun!
Just a decent NES Zapper game but I prefer Duck Hunt
Pretty cool that you can shoot at pictures on the TV with a fake gun and they get shot! The third mode is really hard.