32) Shooting Gallery

You walk across the bottom areas of the screen shooting at and sheltered from the various helpless prey on the other side. It's basically just like your old man's version of huntin', but with none of the danger, thrill or skill requirements found. Shooting Gallery is like one of those loser hunter pastures where the animals are conditioned to be fat, sluggish, helpless targets... a place you might end up literally end up shooting fish in a bucket. It is impossible to be in danger in this game. Actually, I take hat back. You see, Shooting Gallery is actually a surprisingly playable a game with no real glitches to be found with the sole exception that the game tends to stop working after you've racked up a few hundred points. The manual claims it has seven stages to it, some "with bad guys and all."  Hmph.  Guess we'll never know how big of a lie this is!  It's actually a pretty good game to have on a wristwatch or something and there are less productive ways to spend a half minutes I suppose, though this wouldn't be acceptable on a cell phone. It is, though, something of a better game in the Action 52 family.