...where was I? Oh right. As often happened with the Atari 8-bit computers, this was basically a glorified 2600 game. Can you believe it? A handful of people made millions off the Atari 2600! But the aspect of Gunfight... sorry, Gun Fight, that I was dwelling on is that it's got the most cheerful version of "Taps" you'll ever hear... on the other hand, it's only the first two groups of three notes, and then it goes into the game's theme song. I was confusing it with Chopin's Funeral March song. More old man problems!
...NOT available at Atarimania.com! But let's see if this link works anyway.
Epyxgames.com! Just found out that they insist on living on in Internet form. But you obviously can't talk about Gun Fight without considering Seawolf II on the same 5.25" floppy disk!
Back to Atarimania.com, and the official home of Seawolf II / Gun Fight... wow. See, the Atari had a key called the "Option" key, along with "Select" and "Start." You know... keys that actually told you what they do instead of F1 to F12.
And finally, to give credit where it's clearly due, Epyx (TM)(C)(R) adapted this based on a Midway Games game of the same name from 1975. Were they that strapped for ideas? You're telling me no one wanted to make Shootout at the Temple of Apshai?
