Great video, guys!!^^ Literally just completed the mobile version of this game and now wanting to play either arcade original or the NES-port (MAN, that's a neat intro!).
My favorite port of this game is probably the PlayStation version mainly because it features a remixed soundtrack and that it is nearly arcade perfect. My least favorite port is probably the MSX port (Just another lazy ZX Spectrum port). Although the unofficial MSX port is far better than the Official MSX port.
My favorite part about this game is that Red Dead Revolver started as a remake of this. Naturally, that game led to an amazing rootin', tootin', cowboy shootin' series.
This is actually some really solid official porting all round. You could probably hear the wails of the MSX owners bemoaning yet another direct Spectrum-to-MSX port back in the 90s, but in truth, Topo Soft did a solid job of the Spectrum version anyway, and the AY audio was a welcome addition. Turns out that the bespoke "unofficial" MSX port was a bit of a trainwreck. That's some pretty smooth scrolling on the CPC version as well. The C64 version is perhaps the weakest of the 8-bit ports with some very squirrely controls, but still perfectly playable. The PSX/Saturn port is of course by far the best, especially with that beautiful remixed soundtrack - the PSX/Saturn port also formed the basis for the native ports to the PS2, Xbox OG and PSP.
The theme music on the Saturn/PlayStation versions is 🔥. If I ever have to walk into a situation where I'm outnumbered and out gunned, that's what I want playing.
Most of these are unsanctioned clones. I get the feeling that the only thing stopping Desperado from being "official" was lack of Capcom's blessing. Seems like it was developed with being an official game in mind, but never got the go-ahead. The Java port amuses me, because the bullets seemingly fly out of the horses ass, as bullets do.
mitico, nunca entendí el éxito de éste juego, le falta velocidad q era lo principal, en spectrum me pareció en su dia muy aburrido y dificil, pero la portada de azpiri era inmejorable. Aunque creo q tambien lo mencionan mas abajo, cabe recordar las versiones de 16bit, llamadas Wanted, q no fueron recocidas commo ports, pero q todos sabemos q están basadas en el gun smoke. la version de commodore, es muy graciosa , con esos supersprites... :D
The C64 didn't have to look that bad at all, the usual missed opportunity by US Gold. I'm actually pretty impressed by the looks of the CPC and the unofficial MSX.. not too bad! For something similar on the C64, I guess that Outlaw by Player Software (not to be confused with Outlaws by Ultimate) will do. Also Wanted on the Amiga and ST are worth trying as there is no official game.
I think it's the other way around: Capcom USA (other than being a middle man between the British licensee and Capcom of Japan) would publish on the shrinking C64 US market whatever shitty work U.S. Gold had the license to publish in Europe. They couldn't be bothered doing anything on the C64 at that point and I believe Lyndon and associates was a british team associated with US Gold/Go!
@Diskun Oh well, good to know! I'd presume all games were to be published in Europe at that point but evidently they weren't (like Castlevania, an other prominent C64 game never published in Europe).
I always thought that Arcade's second boss looks like Luffy. I like how in ZX Spectrum port sound effects sound like they rhyme. Commodore 64 port graphically looks similar to NES port of first Gauntlet. I like it. NES was version was my childhood. I had a multigame cartridge which had Gun.Smoke, Metal Gear, Jackal, Life Force, Rush'n Attack, Saiyuki World and maybe Gun-Nac. Such a good memories.
Back in the 80s, I was pretty naive. I liked the C64 port of Commando and when I saw the arcade screenshots on the back of the box for Gun.Smoke, I thought that it looked like a western themed version of Commando. I figured if the C64 could do a good version of Commando and this game was by the same company, it would be just as good. I didn't know at the time that game companies would contract their ports out based on whatever developer could do the job as cheaply as possible. They also seemed to favor developers with little to no experience, or who had a track record for turning out garbage (Tiertex). When I loaded Gun.Smoke for the first time, I thought it was a joke. It looked like a magazine type-in game. Just another lousy port from Crapcom.
![Gun.Smoke Longplay (Arcade) [QHD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mrO9qwGXdy8/mqdefault.jpg)
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Great video, guys!!^^
Literally just completed the mobile version of this game and now wanting to play either arcade original or the NES-port (MAN, that's a neat intro!).
I played the NES version so much. Probably my favorite version.
The NES version is so much better. Worse Graphics but excellent gameplay.
Me too.
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The Disk System version feels like a beta. It is missing quite a bit of music cues. The NES version is a much more complete experience.
My favorite port of this game is probably the PlayStation version mainly because it features a remixed soundtrack and that it is nearly arcade perfect. My least favorite port is probably the MSX port (Just another lazy ZX Spectrum port). Although the unofficial MSX port is far better than the Official MSX port.
I never knew ps had a version 😳
The original arcade version is hard as hell.
Con las versiones que fue el de arcade y NES. Saludos y excelente vídeo amigo.
Y otra cosa este juego se supone que estaría en el Capcom Arcade Stadium
My favorite part about this game is that Red Dead Revolver started as a remake of this. Naturally, that game led to an amazing rootin', tootin', cowboy shootin' series.
This is actually some really solid official porting all round. You could probably hear the wails of the MSX owners bemoaning yet another direct Spectrum-to-MSX port back in the 90s, but in truth, Topo Soft did a solid job of the Spectrum version anyway, and the AY audio was a welcome addition. Turns out that the bespoke "unofficial" MSX port was a bit of a trainwreck. That's some pretty smooth scrolling on the CPC version as well. The C64 version is perhaps the weakest of the 8-bit ports with some very squirrely controls, but still perfectly playable. The PSX/Saturn port is of course by far the best, especially with that beautiful remixed soundtrack - the PSX/Saturn port also formed the basis for the native ports to the PS2, Xbox OG and PSP.
What the hell are you talking about? The 1990 MSX version is way better than that Desperado crap
Solo el arcade, NES y la colección que aparece en psx me llamaron la atención
Así que
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NES nails it in my opinion. That music is is sound of my toddler years watching my dad play this gem of a game.
Awesome! Can you please do the evolution of Crazy Taxi?
The theme music on the Saturn/PlayStation versions is 🔥. If I ever have to walk into a situation where I'm outnumbered and out gunned, that's what I want playing.
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Desert NES Game: Gun.Smoke
NES & ARCADE ✊️
PS1 Got music sound remix is look fantastic + excellent graphics
Most of these are unsanctioned clones. I get the feeling that the only thing stopping Desperado from being "official" was lack of Capcom's blessing. Seems like it was developed with being an official game in mind, but never got the go-ahead. The Java port amuses me, because the bullets seemingly fly out of the horses ass, as bullets do.
@Diskun So, I wasn't too far off the mark then.
Playstation/Saturn looks very close to the original but the new music is so much better.
Does anyone know why the Spectrum, MSX, and Amstrad versions were called Desperado? I can't find any source that explains the change.
@Diskun Thanks, I didn't see you'd gone into depth on this in your earlier comment! 😅
Desperado was done in Spain by Topo Soft, they didn't own the copyright, that's why.
*Gun.Smoke also available on CAPCOM Arcade Stadium through DLC separately
That's emulated
AMAZING
mitico, nunca entendí el éxito de éste juego, le falta velocidad q era lo principal, en spectrum me pareció en su dia muy aburrido y dificil, pero la portada de azpiri era inmejorable.
Aunque creo q tambien lo mencionan mas abajo, cabe recordar las versiones de 16bit, llamadas Wanted, q no fueron recocidas commo ports, pero q todos sabemos q están basadas en el gun smoke.
la version de commodore, es muy graciosa , con esos supersprites... :D
Me favourite shooter game gun smoke with turbo button lol
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The C64 didn't have to look that bad at all, the usual missed opportunity by US Gold. I'm actually pretty impressed by the looks of the CPC and the unofficial MSX.. not too bad! For something similar on the C64, I guess that Outlaw by Player Software (not to be confused with Outlaws by Ultimate) will do. Also Wanted on the Amiga and ST are worth trying as there is no official game.
I think it's the other way around: Capcom USA (other than being a middle man between the British licensee and Capcom of Japan) would publish on the shrinking C64 US market whatever shitty work U.S. Gold had the license to publish in Europe. They couldn't be bothered doing anything on the C64 at that point and I believe Lyndon and associates was a british team associated with US Gold/Go!
@Diskun Oh well, good to know! I'd presume all games were to be published in Europe at that point but evidently they weren't (like Castlevania, an other prominent C64 game never published in Europe).
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Nice
Great game but arcade version was hard as heck.
I always thought that Arcade's second boss looks like Luffy.
I like how in ZX Spectrum port sound effects sound like they rhyme.
Commodore 64 port graphically looks similar to NES port of first Gauntlet. I like it.
NES was version was my childhood. I had a multigame cartridge which had Gun.Smoke, Metal Gear, Jackal, Life Force, Rush'n Attack, Saiyuki World and maybe Gun-Nac. Such a good memories.
Red dead redemption but Retro mode
It is
Why the zx spectrum and MSX are in portuguese?
Back in the 80s, I was pretty naive. I liked the C64 port of Commando and when I saw the arcade screenshots on the back of the box for Gun.Smoke, I thought that it looked like a western themed version of Commando. I figured if the C64 could do a good version of Commando and this game was by the same company, it would be just as good. I didn't know at the time that game companies would contract their ports out based on whatever developer could do the job as cheaply as possible. They also seemed to favor developers with little to no experience, or who had a track record for turning out garbage (Tiertex).
When I loaded Gun.Smoke for the first time, I thought it was a joke. It looked like a magazine type-in game.
Just another lousy port from Crapcom.
i did not play it yet.
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戦場の狼とか
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Grampa of rdr2
arcade the best
Nes best version
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10:33 C64 Is Good
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Guys, y'all remember Disk-Kun? What the hell happened to them?