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11-22-2008, 03:09 AM
System: Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Title: Adventures of Bayou Billy
Publisher: Konami
Circa: 1989
Overall Rating: 75%
Intro
This is an interesting sort of game. It actually uses two means of control. It is one of the very few licensed games to utilizes a wonderful attachment to the NES, the Zapper. Too few games in the USA used the Zapper. I have to say that for sure. This game moves between shooting, side-scrolling fighting and driving! For the NES, it was rare to get a game that did. Still, this game has it quirks.
Story
You’re the fine young Bayou Billy, and Gordon’s gone and stanched your girl Annebella! The man’s in need of some schoolin’! Okay, that’s my take on it, but it’s done in a style imitating the bayou lingo of the South...
Continues at:
http://www.rarityguide.com/articles/articles/39/1/The-Adventures-of-Bayou-Billy-The-Review-of-a-Cajun-Rescue/Page1.html
Title: Adventures of Bayou Billy
Publisher: Konami
Circa: 1989
Overall Rating: 75%
Intro
This is an interesting sort of game. It actually uses two means of control. It is one of the very few licensed games to utilizes a wonderful attachment to the NES, the Zapper. Too few games in the USA used the Zapper. I have to say that for sure. This game moves between shooting, side-scrolling fighting and driving! For the NES, it was rare to get a game that did. Still, this game has it quirks.
Story
You’re the fine young Bayou Billy, and Gordon’s gone and stanched your girl Annebella! The man’s in need of some schoolin’! Okay, that’s my take on it, but it’s done in a style imitating the bayou lingo of the South...
Continues at:
http://www.rarityguide.com/articles/articles/39/1/The-Adventures-of-Bayou-Billy-The-Review-of-a-Cajun-Rescue/Page1.html