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Cheyenne

Released in 1984

Developer: Exidy
Manufacturer: Exidy
Distributor: Exidy

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Game Summary

Protect cowboys from outlaws, indians, and ghosts and capture the criminals featured in WANTED posters before each level.

Hardware Info

Controls: Gun
Horizontal-mounted Raster monitor
320 x 240 Resolution
Colors: 257 Color

Additional Hardware Info (from Mame)

M6809 cpu @ 1 Mhz
M6809 cpu
Custom audio

Hardware Platform

Exidy 440

Mame ROMs

cheyenne, Cheyenne (version 1.0)

Game Details

A Western-themed follow-up to Crossbow that played the same, except with a rifle replacing the crossbow. Levels included a stagecoach ride, a ghost town, a saloon, and a mine. New to this game over Crossbow was an ability to shoot many non-combative items to gain points (the piano player and whiskey bottles in the saloon or small cacti in the stagecoach level are examples.)

Submitted by Jeff Lugar

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Coinop.org Member Ratings / Comments

by BlaineC. Comment: "Cheyenne is awesome. I still remember the piano playing dude, and the cow that moos when you shoot him and turn him into a hamburger." 2005-01-05 01:44:28Z

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This game page was created 8/3/1998 12:00:00 AM and last updated 6/20/2000 9:48:20 PM