The Last Bounty Hunter

Sunset Riders

Sunset Riders is a classic side‑scrolling run‑and‑gun arcade title from Konami, released in 1991. Players become bounty hunters racing across the American frontier, battling bandits, gunslingers, and horse thieves to claim big rewards. The game supports both solo play and cooperative multiplayer, letting friends team up to take down notorious outlaws together, all with vibrant pixel art and a catchy retro soundtrack.

Wild Gunman

Wild Gunman is a retro light‑gun shooter where players face off against quick‑draw opponents in a Wild West setting. Developed and published by Nintendo, the 1984 arcade title delivers fast‑paced, single‑player action that challenges timing and accuracy.

Lethal Enforcers II: Gun Fighters

Lethal Enforcers II: Gun Fighters transports players to the gritty streets of the American frontier, delivering classic light‑gun shooting thrills in a Western setting. As a prequel to the original Lethal Enforcers, it swaps modern police drama for duels, saloon brawls, and outlaw takedowns. The game offers both solo and split‑screen multiplayer modes, letting friends compete or cooperate as they hunt down bandits across multiple stages, all rendered with Konami’s signature arcade graphics and sound.

Mad Dog McCree

Mad Dog McCree brings the Old West to life with full-motion video and interactive shooting. Players face off against a saloon full of outlaws, a bank robbery, and the titular Mad Dog himself in a single-player adventure. The game’s cinematic scenes and quick‑draw mechanics deliver an arcade‑style experience on modern platforms.

Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold

Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold brings the classic rail‑shooter experience to PC and PlayStation 3, retaining the motion‑capture graphics of the original Mad Dog McCree. Players face off against outlaws in a Wild West setting, using quick‑draw mechanics to fire at enemies as they appear on screen. The game adds three selectable guides that lead you through different routes, offering limited replay value while keeping the core gameplay familiar and stable compared to its predecessor.