The Gun Fighter is a Famiclone that was distributed in the UK and Ireland by Tevion Gaming.
Overview[]
Like many Famiclones, the contoller design is based off that of the Nintendo 64's and works as a controller and lightgun. The buttons consist of a D-pad, A and B buttons (along with turbo buttons) disguised as a C-pad, Start, Select, Reset and a trigger on the back for the built-in lightgun. There is also an analogue control stick, which is functional unlike many other Famiclones of this type. There is also a hole which has been covered up with a piece of plastic, meaning that it's likely based off another Famiclone which had a cartridge slot for Famicom games. The unit runs in PAL mode, meaning that the games run slower than normal.
There are 64 games built-in, many of which are hacks of other games. However, some are just title screen hacks, several are unhacked and a few others are Nice Code originals. As well as this, several games have two different hacks listed. For whatever reason, games 12-52 are alphabetised while the rest aren't. The music on the intro screen is also used in Shenzhen Nanjing's Pokémon Silver.
List of Games[]
Real game names and other information are included in brackets.
- Dream Rapid (Hack of F-1 Hero)
- Ultimate Speed (Hack of Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge)
- Racing Car Bobby (Hack of Race America, which the title screen calls Racingcar)
- Bionic Tank (Hack of RoadBlasters)
- Mad Trip (Hack of Rad Racer)
- Trump Tank (Hack of Mach Rider)
- Air Ship (Hack of Road Fighter)
- Boat Race (Hack of F-1 Race)
- Good Hand (Hack of City Connection)
- Air Way (Hack of Xevious)
- UFO Race (Also a hack of F-1 Race)
- Aether Tiger (Hack of 1942)
- Archery (Hack of Pooyan)
- Bounce Ball (Hack of Pinball)
- B-Wings
- Bounce (Hack of Mappy)
- Boxworld
- Bomber Man
- Cobra of Sky (Hack of Raid on Bungeling Bay, which the title screen calls G-3 Cobra of Sky)
- Cow Boy (Hack of Wild Gunman)
- Conte (Hack of Lode Runner, which the title screen calls Conte Enegy)
- Diamond (hack of Arkanoid)
- Dik Duk (Title screen hack of Dig Dug)
- Exfrome (Title screen hack of Exerion)
- Future Tank (Hack of Tank 1990, which is in itself a hack of Battle City)
- Forest Guard (Hack of Hogan's Alley)
- Gold Digger (Hack of Super Arabian, which the title screen calls Crazy Gold Digger. Unlike other versions of this hack, the music is unchanged from the original)
- Ku Ku Land (Title screen hack of Clu Clu Land)
- Ladangel (Hack of Challenger)
- Matching III
- Mars (Hack of Star Force)
- Mine (Based off Minesweeper, complete with a similar appearance to the Windows 95 OS)
- Mars Man (Hack of Binary Land)
- Obstacle Race (Title screen hack of Zippy Race)
- Othello (Bit Corp. version)
- Porter (Hack of the NTDEC game)
- Dig Dug (Dig Dug II)
- Rnpid Gunnery (Also a hack of Hogan's Alley)
- Roge Brer (Hack of Mario Bros.)
- Rescue Kuck (Hack of Donkey Kong Jr.)
- Spar (Hack of Urban Champion)
- Sky Invader (Hack of Sky Destroyer)
- Strange Pop Pop (Magic Bubble from the DreamGEAR 75-in-1 with different music)
- Space 2050 (Hack of Duck Hunt)
- Snowfield Shoot (Also a hack of Duck Hunt)
- Surface Fire (Hack of Millipede)
- Spider (Also a hack of Lode Runner)
- Super Elf (Hack of Circus Charlie)
- Space ET (Space Invaders)
- Tunny (Hack of Sonson)
- World War (Title screen hack of 1942, which is actually called World War II)
- Zero Gravity (Hack of Balloon Fight)
- Space War (Hack of Exerion)
- Penguin (Hack of Nuts & Milk)
- Maze (Hack of Pac-Man, which the title screen calls Maze Tussle)
- Dada (Hack of Popeye)
- Cryptcar (Hack of Dig Dug)
- Hassle (Hack of Front Line)
- Coin Tetris (Hack of Magic Jewelry)
- Move Box (Towers of Hanoi game)
- Find
- City Chase (Title screen hack of City Connection)
- Biky Bike (Hack of Excitebike)
- Jungle (Also a hack of Pac-Man)