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2. NRA Gun Club - Wikipedia

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   NRA Gun Club (Gun Club in Italy) is described as a nonviolent first-person target shooting game by Crave Entertainment in North America and 505 Games only in Italy. Although not released in the UK, a few PAL UK units have been found in circulation in some 505 European markets (A German release was planned, but cancelled for unknown reasons). [1]

3. Shoot 'em up - Wikipedia

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   Shooting gallery games eventually evolved into more sophisticated target shooting electro-mechanical games (EM games) such as Sega's influential Periscope (1965). Shooting video games have roots in EM shooting games. [34] [37] Video game journalist Brian Ashcraft argues the early mainframe game Spacewar! (1962) was the first shoot 'em up video ...

4. Carnival game - Wikipedia

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   Shooting game at a mole festival in San Pedro Atocpan, Mexico City. Games of skill are another favorite carnival game. These games may test a players aim at hitting a target with either a ball or a weapon. Some games of this type are the "Cross Bow Shoot", the "Milk Bottle" game, or the "Balloon and Dart" game.

5. Shootout (1985 video game) - Wikipedia

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   In Japan, Game Machine listed Shootout on their August 15, 1985 issue as being the tenth most-successful table arcade unit of the month. [9]Mike Roberts and Steve Phipps of Computer Gamer magazine reviewed the game, giving it a positive review, calling it "a target shooting game with a difference."

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7. Shooter game - Wikipedia

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   Shooting gallery games (also known as "target shooting" games) are a sub-genre of shooters where the player aims at moving targets on a stationary screen. They are distinguished from rail shooters, which move the player through levels on a fixed path, and first-person shooters, which allow player-guided navigation through a three-dimensional space.