Gun Dealer '94

Gun Dealer '94 is a cooperative puzzle game released in 1994 by Dooyong. Two players work together to clear the screen by strategically arranging colored blocks bearing numerical values. The objective involves manipulating these blocks and causing them to disappear through careful matching and combination, presenting a unique challenge requiring coordination between both participants. The game utilizes a Zilog Z80 processor for its core functions and incorporates Yamaha and OKI sound chips to deliver audio during gameplay. Displayed on a horizontal screen with a resolution of 384x256 pixels, Gun Dealer '94’s visual style is complemented by the use of a palette containing 1024 colors. Outside of Korea, this title was distributed under the name "Primella." This sequel builds upon the foundation established in the earlier Gun Dealer game released in 1990 and provides players with an engaging experience using an eight-way joystick and two buttons for control.