Back to the Future Part III

Video Game
1991

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The setting is 1885. Doc Emmett Brown has to rescue Clara Clayton from falling to her death. Marty McFly has to face the outlaw Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen and his gang.The setting is 1885. Doc Emmett Brown has to rescue Clara Clayton from falling to her death. Marty McFly has to face the outlaw Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen and his gang.The setting is 1885. Doc Emmett Brown has to rescue Clara Clayton from falling to her death. Marty McFly has to face the outlaw Buford "Mad Dog" Tannen and his gang.

Writers
- Bob Gale
- Robert Zemeckis

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5.8/10

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Writers
- Bob Gale
- Robert Zemeckis

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donotlistentogoteki

Just ignore that other comment

Obviously this person was talking about the movie and not the video game. Back to the future 3 will make sense to someone who hasn't seen the first two movies, but obviously it is part of a trilogy and as such viewing the first two movies prior to part three is logical. Oh and as for not winning any awards have a look at the real back to the future three page on IMDb and click the awards link or go directly to http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099088/awards as for the quality of the back to the future 3 video game well it's questionable and obviously hasn't warranted more than these two comments for that reason. People should really think more before posting...

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Trivia
AJ LoCascio, who played Marty McFly in Back to the Future: The Game (2010), brought the game at the age of 18, criticizing it in an interview with Cinemassacre.

Goofs
The first level of the game involves Doc Brown riding his horse through the level in order to save Clara Clayton from going over the edge of the ravine on her runaway stagecoach. Whenever Doc Brown fails to reach her in time, she goes over the edge, and then a graphic of her tombstone appears on screen. The tombstone erroneously displays her date of death as "September 5, 1855", when it should've read "September 5, 1885", as in the movie.