Gun Law
Arcade Game: Action · ZX-Spectrum 16K · 1 players · English
Vortex Software · 1983 · Pound sterling 5.95
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- Kempston Joystick
Releases
- 1983Vortex SoftwarePound sterling 5.95
- 1983Aackosoft
Play
- GunLaw.tzx.zipTape image English6 KB
- GunLaw.tap.zipTape image English8 KB
- GunLaw(Aackosoft).tzx.zipTape image English6 KB
Documents
- GunLaw(EN).txtInstructions English2 KB
Other files
- Gun Law (1983)(Vortex Software).pokPOK pokes file 0 KB
Files and rights
Distribution permission is on record, granted to another archive rather than to this one. Screens and pictures are copied here; everything else links to the archive that holds it.
- AllowedVortex Software → WorldOfSpectrum
Credits
- Paul Cantercredited
- Bob HaberfieldInlay/Poster Art
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- WorldOfSpectrum 14 votes5.43
In the magazines 14
Crash #3Apr 1984 · p.76
Producer: Vortex, 16K £5.95 In real life the famous James Gang were reputed to be lousy shots, unable to hit a man six feet from them when all five tried to gun him down. However, Vortex have put the whole thing right with this well made programme where, as Marshall, you can stalk them down the dusty streets of town, firing at figures as they appear in doorways and windows. Your reflexes must be fast as you won't get a second chance from these baddies. Bullets are restricted, so it's important not to shoot innocent people. Despatching a baddie earns you dollars. The graphics are generally good, although the gunsight could have been better. Reasonably interesting and indecently addictive.
Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.59
Producer: Vortex, 16K £5.95 In real life the famous James Gang were reputed to be lousy shots, unable to hit a man six feet from them when all five tried to gun him down. However, Vortex have put the whole thing right with this well made programme where, as Marshall, you can stalk them down the dusty streets of town, firing at figures as they appear in doorways and windows. Your reflexes must be fast as you won't get a second chance from these baddies. Bullets are restricted, so it's important not to shoot innocent people. Despatching a baddie earns you dollars. The graphics are generally good, although the gunsight could have been better. Reasonably interesting and indecently addictive.
Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.56
Producer: Vortex, 16K £5.95 In real life the famous James Gang were reputed to be lousy shots, unable to hit a man six feet from them when all five tried to gun him down. However, Vortex have put the whole thing right with this well made programme where, as Marshall, you can stalk them down the dusty streets of town, firing at figures as they appear in doorways and windows. Your reflexes must be fast as you won't get a second chance from these baddies. Bullets are restricted, so it's important not to shoot innocent people. Despatching a baddie earns you dollars. The graphics are generally good, although the gunsight could have been better. Reasonably interesting and indecently addictive.
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- Popular Computing Weekly #48Dec 1983 · p.18
- Popular Computing Weekly #45Nov 1983 · p.22
- Popular Computing Weekly #47Nov 1983 · p.32
- Sinclair User #18Sep 1983 · p.122
- Popular Computing Weekly #32Aug 1983 · p.21
- Personal Computer News #10May 1983 · p.33
Review3
- The Spectrum ShowDec 2013 · p.11
- Home Computing Weekly #31Oct 1983 · p.17
- Popular Computing Weekly #30Jul 1983 · p.46
Feature1
- Computer ChoiceFeb 1984 · p.48
News/Note1
- Home Computing Weekly #15Jun 1983 · p.12
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- Compilations
- 48K issue 08, Load 'n' Run issue 03, Spectrum Load'n'Run v1 issue 02
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