Wild Guns was released Super Nintendo 1996 and quickly became popular, so it was not entirely unexpected that it would make a comeback as a retro edition. IN Wild Guns Reloaded the graphics are a bit fixed, but without losing the original retro feel. The big difference is that instead of being able to be a maximum of two players, you can now be four.
But there is more candy in the bag. In the original, you could only play as Clint and Annie but in Wild Guns Reloaded so two new characters have been added and it is Doris and the dog Bullet. Both of these have their own abilities and special weapons.
There have also been extra courses in addition to the original’s six courses, so there are also new bosses to fight. What is also new is a couple of game modes, among others – Boss Rush!
In terms of gameplay, you are behind your character and shoot at everything that moves. You control the sight and your character moves sideways depending on where you aim. Here it quickly becomes frustrating because it is not completely easy to get away when everyone shoots at you at the same time and there is no protection whatsoever that you can hide behind and that you die on more or less the first hit. It is really important to keep