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Platform
NES
Genres
Light-Gun Shooter
Player Perspective
First person
Developers
Tose
Publishers
Bandai America
Release date
June 1, 1989

Summary

Shooting Range on the NES turns a simple target practice into a frantic race against the clock. You fire at floating discs, trying to rack up enough points before your time or energy runs out, and the difficulty you pick directly trims the minutes you have – 300 seconds on Easy, 250 on Medium, and just 200 on Hard. Along the way, special icons pop up: an hourglass adds 50 seconds, a plain "E" nets 100 points plus an energy bar, a white‑squared "E" gives two bars, a reverse "E" restores a single bar, and the C or W symbols are worth a quick 100 points each. Each disc you hit above an enemy yields between 100 and 500 points, and the game cycles through three themed stages – a Wild West shoot‑out, a spooky ghost house, and a neon‑lit space arena – plus a bonus round where you blast as many bottles as possible. In party mode, the goal shifts to out‑scoring friends, turning the arcade feel into a competitive showdown.

Edited by Maya Carter

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