Gun Dealer

Dooyong • 1990

Gun Dealer — Title screen
Title screen
Gun Dealer — Gameplay
Gameplay

Gun Dealer presents a unique puzzle experience for two players, released in 1990 by Dooyong. Gameplay revolves around strategically arranging cards to achieve specific sequences and objectives; success depends on careful planning and coordination with your partner. The game utilizes a Zilog Z80 processor and an YM2203 sound chip, providing the technical foundation for its puzzling challenges. Developed by Nihon Manicom Kaihatsu (NMK), Gun Dealer initially appeared in arcades during October of 1990 and established the first entry in a series that would later include Gun Dealer '94. Players control their actions using a four-way joystick and two buttons to manipulate cards, aiming for successful combinations. A subsequent release, designated "Set 2," introduced different card types and featured new character depictions. The game’s content is intended for mature audiences.

Details

Manufacturer
Dooyong
Year
1990
Players
2
Genre
Puzzle / Drop * Mature *
Display
raster, rotated 270°
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
gundealr

Machine data derived from the MAME project.

Gun Dealer — Arcade Game