Mad Dog McCree

Rating:
Summary: Great nostalgia value!
Review: If you were a video game fan in the 80s, you must remember this one. It was probably American LaserGames' most popular title.

But much like the recent revival of Dragon's Lair, this game will not likely impress the current generation of gamers. The action is very slow compared to more modern gun games like House of the Dead 2. And full-motion, live-action video just isn't the visual wonder it once was.

Nonetheless, for those of us who remember gawking at this game in the arcades, and who are fixin' to mosey on down memory lane, the CD-ROM version of Mad Doc McCree (best played with the Act-Labs PC USB light gun) is well worth the price. The video quality is really nice, and the game play is exactly as I remember it.

Rating:
Summary: Great Game!
Review: Mad Dog McCree was a great game. I remember being young and playing it on an old computer with a friend, and boy this has brought back so many memories! It's a great game, though isn't as fast as the modern day game, yet great for nostalgia reasons!

I'd suggest this game to anyone interested in gun-games, who isn't afraid of the olden days with old technology! Rock on, 80s!

Rating:
Summary: A classic, and one of the best RPG shooters of the early 90s
Review: This game is beyond the best that PC had to offer. It is mostly made of video features and the way the game is played is still something that has never been done. Back in 1993, this game was the biggest thing out there, and now, beyond it's prime, it still proves to be a classic.
If you are a western fan, or a fan of classic PC games, you should definitely start your colection with Mad Dog Mcree and Mad Dog Mcree 2.

8/10.

The best game of it's time.