Razzmatazz

Razzmatazz is a two-player shooter and gallery game released by Sega in 1983. Players manipulate dials to aim and fire at targets presented on screen, engaging in a competitive display of skill. The gameplay involves aiming carefully and executing shots to score points against your opponent. The game utilizes a Zilog Z80 main processor and a custom sound chip for its audio output. Two players can simultaneously participate, each controlling their own set of weapons and aiming mechanisms within the gallery environment. Razzmatazz offers a straightforward experience focused on precision and quick reflexes, allowing two people to challenge each other in this shooter game released over four decades ago.