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| - Wild Gunman is Duck Hunt's Down Special Move.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Wild Gunman is a video game that requires a baby's toy to play. You shoot illegal immigrants trying to cross the Mexican border into the Untied States.
- Wild Gunman is a target shooting video game that is housed inside a arcade cabinet. it was played using a light gun. The original 1974 release was the first full motion video game, as it was played by on a film projected onto a screen, and would detect if the light from the gun hit the target at the right point. On September 5, 1885, Marty played a gear-operated shooting game, which strongly resembled Wild Gunman in concept. The gun salesman, operating this game, echoed the 2015 comment, telling Marty that "It's so easy, a baby could do it."
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| - Wild Gunman is a target shooting video game that is housed inside a arcade cabinet. it was played using a light gun. The original 1974 release was the first full motion video game, as it was played by on a film projected onto a screen, and would detect if the light from the gun hit the target at the right point. Nintendo re-released it on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1985 in an updated format (as well as on the Japanese system the Nintendo Famicom in 1984), replacing the video of the original with cartoon-like sprite graphics. It was also released in arcades in 1984 via the Playchoice-10 system. In Hill Valley, Wild Gunman was released as a dedicated arcade game. One of the machines was located in a 7-Eleven store, where Marty McFly would hone his shooting skills. On October 21, 2015, when Marty entered the Cafe 80's, there was a Wild Gunman arcade cabinet, which was started not by inserting a quarter as Marty had been expecting, but a version of the thumb pad. Marty proceeded to play the game in order to impress some kids with his shooting skills, but they were nonplussed, comparing the game to "a baby's toy" due to the fact that you had to use your hands to operate it. How electronic games worked in 2015 was unclear. Perhaps they were controlled by voice (like the McFlys' television and video telephone), a motion-sensing input device, or even the player's thoughts. On September 5, 1885, Marty played a gear-operated shooting game, which strongly resembled Wild Gunman in concept. The gun salesman, operating this game, echoed the 2015 comment, telling Marty that "It's so easy, a baby could do it." In 1984, Marty McFly played Wild Gunman at 7-Eleven. He met Jennifer Parker there, and was going to ask her on a date, but was interrupted by Douglas J. Needles. Needles mocked Marty because he doesn't have a car, which embarrassed him as he is afraid that Jennifer will reject him over someone who has their own vehicle. After deciding against stealing Doc's DeLorean DMC-12 to try to impress Jennifer, he takes Doc's advice and asks her out. They then go on a date to see a Clint Eastwood film. Sometime by May 14, 1986, Starbase Zero had a Wild Gunman arcade cabinet that was in need of repairs. In the 1986B timeline, an arcade cabinet of Wild Gunman is among the many contraband items confiscated by Edna Strickland, under Kid Tannen's former speakeasy.
- Wild Gunman is Duck Hunt's Down Special Move.
- __NOEDITSECTION__ Wild Gunman is a video game that requires a baby's toy to play. You shoot illegal immigrants trying to cross the Mexican border into the Untied States.
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