Title: Gun Fight
Manufacturer: Midway
Year: 1975
Hardware:
Main Processor: 8080 (2 MHz)
Sound Hardware: Unknown
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Description
Two-player cowboy shoot out.
This was the first arcade video game to have
a processor, it was an 8080 cpu running at 2 MHz. And this is where the historic
importance of this game ends, since it was not an original concept, but just a conversion
of a japanese arcade game manufactured by Taito. The Taito original game did not have a
cpu, it only had the industry standard solid-state
circuits.
Regarding the Taito original game, I suspect it to be Western
Gun.
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Emulation Status
Emulator: MAME
Playable: Yes
Sound: No
In MAME official documentation this game is reported as having sound if samples are provided separately. At the time of this writing, no MAME "compatible" sound samples appear to be publicly available, therefore, this game is listed here as having no sound (since I am unable to test the sound).
Benchmark system: Intel Celeron - 433 MHz; S3 GX2 4 Mb AGP Videocard; Soundblaster 16; Win98; MAMEi686 v0.36RC2
Benchmark results: 60 fps with tripple buffer on, vsync off, no frameskip; full screen interlaced mode
Note: Currently MAME does not simulate the yellow overlay, therefore the screenshots below are different from the actual game. The overlay simulation should be appearing in MAME soon
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Screenshots
Screenshots from MAME emulator
