Published by Digital Leisure, Developed by Digital Leisure
Genres: Shooting
US release date: Jan 4th, 2010 | EU release date: -
Price: 500 points
This is a first-person shooter featuring live-action scenes and actors instead of traditional animation. Set in the Old West, the game allows players to engage in quick-draw showdowns with gunslingers.
Players must out-draw their opponents by "holstering," drawing, and using a crosshair target to place aim on the human targets. All gunfighters can be shot and killed in the game; they react to getting hit by crying out in pain and collapsing to the ground. One opponent, nicknamed "Slurring Spence," is shown staggering around while holding a bottle filled with liquid; it is strongly implied that he is drunk.
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Josh23920 said:
This has the potential to be very addicting. The ONLY caveat is: IF you try to "play fair" (i.e. Hold pistol at side and fast draw) the Wii can be sluggish to bring cross hair on target correctly. If you "police draw" (i.e. Hold pistol up high) it's a bit fast, if less "realistic".