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This was perhaps the very first game utlilizing the Light gun with Ninendo console. Basically you could shoot at the ducks by aiming and pointing the gun at your TV screen. Gameplay is pretty limited and as level progress, the ducks become faster and more agile and more numerous as well but thats it. Despite the very limited offering in gameplay, this game was indeed a somewhat accurate test of aiming skill. The Dog in this game was pretty annoying and very memorable for that reason. Too bad you could never shoot the dog itself. This game can get pretty monotenous and boring after a while. In the area dominated by newer games, it would be quickly abandoned.

Even though it was 1984 and that was a long time ago, this game was highly monotonous and irritating. Defeating a single opponent took many Melania and each guy's health would increase as yours decreased. Also, if you don't run fast enough to clear some obstacles, more opponents would show up, again taking long to defeat. The graphics and sound were minimal and really sucked. Control of your character was also very difficult and you didn't have too many moves or any flexibility despite the relative toughness of your opponent. This game is extremely limited, annoying and disgusting to look at. Counting the number of squares on the ceiling was more fun than this.

Kingpin was a very advanced game for its time. It was violent, foul mouthed and gory. The graphics were really good looking in the urban setting and the level design was superb and made realistic through a population of street trash. The modern weapons were quite enjoyable to use on the latter. The voice acting was also pretty good.

The theme of the game is very much like Pulp fiction and you play a thug. The game was however quite buggy and the load times were horrible on lower end computers. The pace of the action is not as frantic as one would expect and the enemies can be quite tough at times, requiring something better than taking them in a head on battle.