Huh, I thought Wild Gunman was an arcade game, not that I'm any expert. What was seen in the movie seemed a little different than what was in the NES game, though I barely played it.

almost every time my cousin gets drunk, he starts trying to put Wild Gunman into his NES and starts talking about it and such.


Fun fact; the arcade version seen in the movie and the NES were not the first versions of Wild Gunman, as there was a little take-home and battery powered plastic dummy with a LED sensor in it's chest. it's lets were jointed and would buckle over when shot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYfQAbOGx30

this was later put as a micro-game into WarioWare.

Actually, even earlier than that was a FMV version with an actual actor that was developed in 1974 by none-other than Gunpei Yokoi as well! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmdOHmnbYHw

Actually Clex, the arcade version (seen in the movie) IS the original version as it was released i 1974.

Nope, the one seen in the movie is the 1985 NES version that was made into an arcade game specifically for Back to the Future. The earlier 1974 version was a different type of game that utilized projected movies of real actors.