Boot Hill
Boot Hill is an arcade game developed and published by Midway in 1977. It is a multidirectional shooter game set in the Wild West.
Boot Hill arcade game
In Boot Hill, players control a cowboy who must shoot and kill outlaws in order to survive. The game is played on a two-dimensional plane, and players can move their cowboy left and right. They can also shoot in eight directions. The goal of the game is to survive for as long as possible and to kill as many outlaws as possible.
Boot Hill was a commercial success and was one of the most popular arcade games of its time. It was praised for its innovative use of multidirectional gameplay and its Wild West setting. The game has been cited as an inspiration for later games, such as Outlaw and Mad Dog McCree.
Here are some additional details about Boot Hill:
- It was developed and published by Midway in 1977.
- It is a multidirectional shooter game set in the Wild West.
- Players control a cowboy who must shoot and kill outlaws in order to survive.
- The game is played on a two-dimensional plane.
- Players can move their cowboy left and right.
- They can also shoot in eight directions.
- The goal of the game is to survive for as long as possible and to kill as many outlaws as possible.
- It was a commercial success and was one of the most popular arcade games of its time.
- It was praised for its innovative use of multidirectional gameplay and its Wild West setting.
- The game has been cited as an inspiration for later games, such as Outlaw and Mad Dog McCree.