Shooting Gallery

[Gameman]

This game has a seies of shoot out galleries, One part of the game ,I remebered is a single shot target circle board, flying disk you shoot at then a two shot circle target part, a twin disk you shoot at then a wild west town when you shoot the bad guys sparing the town villagers.

This may not be in order but I do rembered the villagers part at the end but I can't rember anymore.

Can some help me?

This you can have one player or rtwo players but in seperate turns.

Gameman.

P.S I used to have this in a classic gaming cd but I lost it to some former friend's place and I can;t get it back now when he's gone for good (moved!).

This game is either abandonware or freeware. I don't know.

[El Pollo]

Sounds like

Shooting Gallery (http://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/shooting-gallery).

Once played it in competition with my father when I was a kid.

[Gameman]

Bulls Eye When I saw the screen shot. That is the One Thank you El Pollo. I was wondering Has anyone has this game?.

Nick.

[GraveDigger]

I really need this game too, anyone has it?

I have a similar game called Shooting Heart, but this Shooting Gallery seems like a nicer one.

[Doubler]

Errrm, I believe I've got it. Shareware, but fully playeable.

Terrible music though...

Interrested?

Hmmm...
Just unsure about my version though.

[Jimmy Bojangles]

Wow, I used to have that game, I'd like it :D.



(LOL.)

[Gameman]

I used to have a full version or freeware version shooting gallery. Does anyone have this?

Gameman.

[Doubler]

If you mean that game where the last stage involved shooting bandits in a western setting, then I have the shareware version, which is fully functional (I think).
The site doesn't do shareware, though.

[efthimios]

Originally posted by Gameman@Aug 16 2005, 11:05 PM
I used to have a full version or freeware version shooting gallery. Does anyone have this?

Gameman.
Do you mean the one where you had a pistol (white colour) at the bottom of the screen and there were 3 or something rows of things going from left to right and right to left and you had to shoot them? And the ducks would stand up and fly towards you? And you had limited ammo? And there was a wheel at the top of the screen with flags going around and you had to shoot them? If yes, I don't have it, but if you do find it please let me know, I want that game too!

[Gameman]

That's the game. Grave digger watch out for my message.

[Doubler]

It's allright to send someone shareware, isn't it? :unsure:
As long as it complies to all the regulations (Not renaming any of the files, clearly indicating that it is shareware...).

[GraveDigger]

Here is an excerpt from the readme.txt of the game that I have:


Program: Shooting Gallery
Version: 3.3
BBS Name: SHOOTG33.ZIP
To run, type: shoot
Registration: $15 ($22 for printed manual/binder)
Program Type: Arcade game
Monitor Type: VGA/MCGA
Mouse: Yes--required
Sound Card: Supports SoundBlaster

One line description: Seven rounds of colorful shooting action

Short description:

Includes seven different rounds of shooting action including carnival
shooting gallery, skeet, quick draw and a wild west shoot out. Has
practice for each round, hall of fame, game statistics, etc.

Detailed description:

Shooting Gallery is a colorful arcade game with several different
rounds to test your shooting skill. Included is a traditional
carnival shooting range, skeet shooting, quick draw target shooting
and a wild west shoot out. Options include practice of individual
rounds, hall of fame and statistics for individual rounds.

Each round includes bright 256 color graphics and plenty of sound
effects, including support for SoundBlaster. With the variety of
rounds this game is sure to keep you challenged for a long time.

[Doubler]

That's what I've got, except that I've got the sareware version 3.1.
The music is, in my opinion, absolutely dreadful! You get a headache listening to it!
But it's a fun game to pass the time.

[Dave]

Shooting Gallery (1990) by Arcanum Computing
Our OWList says it's Shareware.

[TotalAnarchy]

[APPROVED]

Actually I don't understand the confusion here. Maybe we don't upload the shareware version, but surely we accept the full one. Or was this related to quality of games... :mhh: