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Game Information
- Platform: Nintendo Wii
- BBFC Rating:
Suitable for 12 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 12. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 12 years of age or over. - Media: Video Game
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Product Features
- The first live action shooter on the Wii
- Great value: Play any of three classic games on one Wii disc
- Use your Wii Remote as your virtual six-shooter to take down outlaws coming at you from all angles. Test your mettle in any of three difficulty modes: Deputy, Sheriff, or U.S Marshall
- Track down the infamous Mad Dog McCree, or the four most wanted fugitives: Handsome Harry, Nasty Dan, El Loco, and Cactus Kid
- Play any of two multiplayer modes: Posse Mode lets you work together as a posse of up to 4 bounty hunters on the trail of Mad Dog McCree, the four outlaws, and all of their henchmen for a combined high score. Rebel Mode lets you work independently with up to 4 bounty hunters on the trail of Mad Dog McCree, the four outlaws, and all of their henchmen for individual high scores and only one winner
- Test your reflexes in nail-biting Showdowns. An old fashioned draw pits you against one villain
- Whose gun is faster?
- Wii Zapper support.
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The live action, six-shooting, Wild West adventures of Mad Dog McCree are blazing their way to your Wii. Take on the role of the Bounty Hunter in this collection of all three classic arcade shooters: Mad Dog McCree, Mad Dog 2: The Lost Gold, and The Last Bounty Hunter. Bring your own brand of justice to the ruthless evil plaguing the Wild West, once and for all.
Product Description
The live action, six-shooting, Wild West adventures of Mad Dog McCree are blazing their way to your Wii. Take on the role of the Bounty Hunter in this collection of all three classic arcade shooters: Mad Dog McCree, Mad Dog 2: The Lost Gold, and The Last Bounty Hunter. Bring your own brand of justice to the ruthless evil plaguing the Wild West, once and for all.
- The first live action shooter on the Wii
- Great value: Play any of three classic games on one Wii disc
- Use your Wii Remote as your virtual six-shooter to take down outlaws coming at you from all angles. Test your mettle in any of three difficulty modes: Deputy, Sheriff, or U.S Marshall
- Track down the infamous Mad Dog McCree, or the four most wanted fugitives: Handsome Harry, Nasty Dan, El Loco, and Cactus Kid
- Play any of two multiplayer modes: Posse Mode lets you work together as a posse of up to 4 bounty hunters on the trail of Mad Dog McCree, the four outlaws, and all of their henchmen for a combined high score. Rebel Mode lets you work independently with up to 4 bounty hunters on the trail of Mad Dog McCree, the four outlaws, and all of their henchmen for individual high scores and only one winner
- Test your reflexes in nail-biting Showdowns. An old fashioned draw pits you against one villain
- Whose gun is faster?
- Wii Zapper support.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
25 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
First of all this game may not be for everyone, if you are looking for a game with sharpe gameplay, crisp sound/picture, and longevity then this might not be for you. HOWEVER if like me you remember back in the 90's watching and being wowed in the Arcades by the live action shooter, and daring to pay a WHOPPING 50p per credit then you will not be disappointed.
In this latest re-packaging of the Wild West franchise you get the complete Mad Dog trilogy on 1 'budget-priced' disc, and considering the games were originally created on Laserdisc (and with the Wii not having DVD capability) the graphics and sound are both quite good. The same however cannot be said for some (if not all) of the acting in the game, but for me this is what made MDM what it was... The bad and OTT acting, laughable scripts and the cardboard-like settings gave the game a good old fashion 'B' movie feel. If you dont take it TOO serious, then MDM is enjoyable!!!
The gameplay itself is not bad either, its not 100% but then thinking about neither was the Arcade version, its just ur simple light-gun theory... point, and shoot. The beauty of this being released on the Wii is that there is no costly hardware to buy, the trigger button is there on the Wii-mote, the cursors on the screen so there's nothing more to it!
There are 3 settings to the games, I have been playing on the hardest setting and its not too simple, on later levels the characters do appear in random places which is good cos it gives a bit of uncertainty and so not as easy to memorise the game. The quick-draw levels are also not too simple, some you win, some you lose... just like in the west.
The multiplayer modes (either working together or as seperate Bounty Hunters) are good too, I haven't spent much time playing these but from what I've seen they offer plenty of fun.
In conclusion, if you are a serious gamer, one who likes to pick up a game and play it to death till you've finished it then this might not be for you 'cos I reckon the game could easily be completed in several hours of play. However if you just want a pick up and play shooter game (whilst briefly feeling like Clint) or like me you want to re-live the 90's with a bit of nostalgia gaming then you really cant go wrong with Mad Dog McCcree's Gunslingers pack cos at this 'low budget' price you'd probably be spending less than you would be 'back in the day' paying 50p a go... Even the novelty of owning the Wii's first live action shooter is worth this price, nevermind the fact there's 3 games in it!
... now if I could only shoot that damn Undertaker!!!!!
In this latest re-packaging of the Wild West franchise you get the complete Mad Dog trilogy on 1 'budget-priced' disc, and considering the games were originally created on Laserdisc (and with the Wii not having DVD capability) the graphics and sound are both quite good. The same however cannot be said for some (if not all) of the acting in the game, but for me this is what made MDM what it was... The bad and OTT acting, laughable scripts and the cardboard-like settings gave the game a good old fashion 'B' movie feel. If you dont take it TOO serious, then MDM is enjoyable!!!
The gameplay itself is not bad either, its not 100% but then thinking about neither was the Arcade version, its just ur simple light-gun theory... point, and shoot. The beauty of this being released on the Wii is that there is no costly hardware to buy, the trigger button is there on the Wii-mote, the cursors on the screen so there's nothing more to it!
There are 3 settings to the games, I have been playing on the hardest setting and its not too simple, on later levels the characters do appear in random places which is good cos it gives a bit of uncertainty and so not as easy to memorise the game. The quick-draw levels are also not too simple, some you win, some you lose... just like in the west.
The multiplayer modes (either working together or as seperate Bounty Hunters) are good too, I haven't spent much time playing these but from what I've seen they offer plenty of fun.
In conclusion, if you are a serious gamer, one who likes to pick up a game and play it to death till you've finished it then this might not be for you 'cos I reckon the game could easily be completed in several hours of play. However if you just want a pick up and play shooter game (whilst briefly feeling like Clint) or like me you want to re-live the 90's with a bit of nostalgia gaming then you really cant go wrong with Mad Dog McCcree's Gunslingers pack cos at this 'low budget' price you'd probably be spending less than you would be 'back in the day' paying 50p a go... Even the novelty of owning the Wii's first live action shooter is worth this price, nevermind the fact there's 3 games in it!
... now if I could only shoot that damn Undertaker!!!!!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
Very disappointed, the graphics are grainy and repetative.
But mostly the reaction times are soooo bad that there is little chance of shooting anyone; not really the point of a shooting game.
It's in the bin!!
But mostly the reaction times are soooo bad that there is little chance of shooting anyone; not really the point of a shooting game.
It's in the bin!!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
ok this game is not the best game ever. I did like it its just so hard very frustating this going to be a quick one becawse I dont realy like it at all. all you do is get the wii remote point it at the screen and shoot the enemys what sucks is you only get a split second to kill the enemys and thay just pop out of enyware like theres a lod of trees and some good for nothing idiot swings down on a vine with a gun and shoots you sorry talking about it makes me angy.and there terrible acting. im going to end it here and you should defintly not buy mad dog Mad Dog McCree Gunslinger Pack (Wii) oh and dont buy eny majesco games there terrible
Most Recent Customer Reviews
It is what it is...
Accept the game for it's limitations and enjoy a bargain price for a very odd slice of gaming. Thank god we moved on from these times.
Published 7 months ago by Adam
Do not buy this!
I used to play this in the arcade as a young 'un and adored it. So foolishly purchased it when i saw that it was available on the ideal console to do it justice. It is poor! Read more
Published 19 months ago by up the hatters!!
jules review
good shooting game.Have been seaching for shooting game for my son for along time for the wii,got this one.
Published 22 months ago by Jules
utter rubbish
I have many wii games, and this is far and away the worst game i have ever played, the game play is rubbish, to the point of being pointless, I just hope that some one else likes... Read more
Published 23 months ago by Mr. A. Hume
Frustrating
Quite a good game once you get the hang of it, not sure how to get "quick on the draw" my husband is ok at it but my son finds it rather frustrating.
Published on 31 Dec 2009 by Sarah
If only it worked
I got a Wii for Christmas and bought this for myself - This would be a great game if it worked... for some reason half the time people don't die when I shoot them (and no it's not... Read more
Published on 29 Dec 2009 by The Truth
Good ole mad dog
If like me you remember this from the arcades then this is pretty much the same,
only difference is it will not cost you a fortune when you die ha, the graphics are pretty... Read more
only difference is it will not cost you a fortune when you die ha, the graphics are pretty... Read more
Published on 20 Oct 2009 by Mr. Scott S. D. Jackson
just like the original
Well the actings cheesy but at least you dont have to keep on feeding 50p in the machine. my only real geipe is no save feature so you have to do it in one sitting
Published on 5 Oct 2009 by Mr. Paul A. Newman
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