Gun.Smoke

Loading screen

Credits

Main menu

Game start

Too close for comfort

A body underneath me

Passing a typical Wild West building

Differently-dresed foes on screen now

Multiple fire

All a bit hectic

He's dead

Level 2 enemy

The road on level 2 is more winding

A fork of sorts

Level 3 takes place on a railway track, complete with tumbleweed

Literally 'on' the track too, but be careful of sticky movement across the rails

The train is coming

Level 4 is on a raft

In good range here

Too far up the screen to escape trouble now

Guess the well-known yellow letters came later.

Title screen

Main menu

Let's go get this guy!

Ready, steady, shoot

One hit and you're dead.

This guy comes with knifes to gun fight.

Loading screen

Title screen, with animated sheriff

The crook of phase 1

It's a mean and dirt town

Killed by the crooks

These cowboys shoot back at you!

Wouldn't mind visiting the saloon right now...

Looks deceive

What would a western be without tumbleweed?

A fork in the path

Almost looks like one of the Dalton brothers

Redskins!

Luckily, the robbers have stopped the train

The manoeuvring space is getting narrower and narrower

Title screen

Introductory cinematic

The first level boss

Getting ready to pick up a bag of money

Getting shot by the bad guys...

...and bolting back into action.

Not only cowboys, but... the ninjas.

In the Indians' camp

Like true cowboy you can buy a horse

Boss is defeated. Let's hunt for the next.

Dead town

Top-down horse shooter.

Gold & villains

Like a duel

Shop.

Loading screen

Credits

Main menu - the gunman is even animated

Do some rewinding

The first bandit we're after - why do we get less money for the first guy than in the other conversions?

The standard enemies look more like ninjas than like gunmen.

Apart from the obvious reasons, having few enemies on screen is a very good thing as the game suffers from heavy slow downs.

Got shot