The player is Marty McFly for this level, posing as Clint Eastwood, and the goal is to defeat six baddies located in two buildings, one of them a large saloon, by means of flying plates. The sheer number of instant death possibilities alone makes it hard to memorize the fixed pattern.
The number of remaining lives (three in total) is indicated by a clock in the lower right corner. several pieces of laundry the Doc can pick up), others enable a short boost or grant the Doc additional time. There is also a number of items in this level. Doc Brown can only shoot in three directions (up, down, up/right) and duck to avoid birds. Players take on the role of Doc Brown riding a horse from left to right, fighting his way through birds, flying tomahawks, and all kinds of random obstacles. In this one, the goal is to catch the carriage before it drops down the cliff.
#BACK TO THE FUTURE PART III (1991) MOVIE#
It takes a few scenes from the movie and builds action levels out of them, most notably: an early scene where Doc and Marty rescue Clara's stagecoach before it careens into the gorge a scene where Marty demonstrates his arcade game skills as he effortlessly wins a carnival shooting game a scene where Marty outsmarts Buford during their duel, which here involves throwing pies and the final action scene where Doc and Marty have to accelerate a locomotive pushing the DeLorean up to the 88mph needed for time travel. Developed by Probe Entertainment, the game was released on various home computer platforms as well as the Sega Genesis and Sega Master System. Back to the Future Part III is a licensed video game based on the 1990 Amblin move of the same name.
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