Nintendo Life writes: "Whether the game had any influence over the film Wild Wild West is debatable, but what can't be denied is that the two have a similar, inextricable link between cowboys and steampunk. While the traditional steampunk time period might still be Victorian England in the late 19th Century, the setting for both is somewhat different, and talking is done with bullets rather than words. And in order to take back the city in Wild Guns, you're going to be doing a lot of talking... to both human and robotic opponents."
VGChartz's Taneli Palola: "Each of these articles will be centered around a specific theme, whether that's a style of music, a specific console, or just something completely different. Also, at the end of each of these articles, I will pose a video game music related question on something usually related to the theme of the article, which you can answer in the comments below if you so wish. Each article will highlight between five and ten different tracks from various games, in no particular order.
With that in mind, let's start with a theme that's quite timely and relevant right now thanks to the recent release of Red Dead Redemption 2. The American old west has inspired countless different video games and produced some amazing pieces of music over the years, so let's have a listen to just a few such tracks."
We continue the look at the valuable games that might be hiding in your closet with the 16-bit SNES.
Very cool, I have a couple of these, I actually bought Dracula X for $10 used, people thought it sucked because it wasn't the same as the PC Engine game but I still like it a lot.
"Wild Guns is a great-looking arcade-style shooter. A game that was ahead of the hardware it landed on. This had to have inspired the makers of Sin and Punishment. Exciting from start to finish, this is one space western worth checking out." -Play Legit
