I went through all the suggestions so far. Loved the Exidy games, such oddities! Plus there were a load of other games that I had never heard of. Thanks for the list so far guys!
Funny how some games have a player at the bottom and others are in first person. I guess it comes down to the controls on the system you're playing on.
Good/Interesting Operation Wolf-style games?
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Re: Good/Interesting Operation Wolf-style games?
Thanks for these extra ones, I'm pretty sure there was a Spinal Breakers in a local arcade when I was growing up as it seems so familiar!
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Re: Good/Interesting Operation Wolf-style games?
I came into this thread just to bring up Revolution-X.Am I the only person who thought that the arcade version of Revolution X was a lot of (cheesy) fun?
My local movie theater used to have this. For how cheesy and terrible it was, I had a lot of fun playing it. I still really wish they were able to make the sequel featuring Public Enemy.
Didn't even think of this as fitting the bill when I opened the thread. This is probably my favorite NES game. It's too bad no one else utilized the idea (even if it is a pretty ridiculous control scheme) because it was way too much fun.Also, Gumshoe, which is my personal favorite NES Zapper game, is a side scroller where you also have to protect a character by shooting projectiles that might hit him and shooting him to make him jump. I've never seen another light gun game like Gumshoe
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Re: Good/Interesting Operation Wolf-style games?
How about Gunblade NY/LA Machineguns on the Wii? 
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Re: Good/Interesting Operation Wolf-style games?
Wait, you can use the light-gun on The Punisher?harper wrote:Yep, Punisher on the NES.flojocabron wrote:dont remember where I read it or saw it on youtube.
but i think theres a punisher game that may fit this.
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Re: Good/Interesting Operation Wolf-style games?
As far as I know, you can't.BurningDoom wrote:Wait, you can use the light-gun on The Punisher?
Spinal Breakers was a good suggestion too.
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