Bounty Hunter

Description

Bounty Hunter is a game similar to Konami's Boxing Mania created by the Korean company, GCTech, and it takes the concept a bit further with players not only being able to punch the pads, but also knee and kick the on screen enemy like there's no tomorrow!

Players can choose a bad guy to go after from a selection of 8 -- with the popular choice being Osama bin Laden -- pick a background from Subway, Construction Site or Back Street, and then get into it with the objective being to punch, knee or kick the pad that corresponds with the on screen targets. As you progress through three opponents with increasing difficulty to finally face off against the boss. Definitely a market there for this one going on the response it received at IAAPA.

Quite a fun game, and solidly built too. Uses a VGA 29-inch perfectly flat screen tube which accepts a standard 15-pin VGA cable from a computer, not surprising as the machine actually runs off a 1GHz Pentium III with 768MB of RAM, a 40GB hard drive and a GeForce 2 MX200 AGP graphics card. Bootup time is horrible, about 5 to 10 minutes!

Not many were made so quite rare, the company (GCTech) has since gone out of business. The used to be found on the web at www.gctech.co.kr. For a while Topgen re-branded the decals on the cabinet, but the software still wore the GCTech logo and copyright.

Bounty Hunter was produced by GCTech Co., LTD in 2002.

GCTech Co., LTD released 2 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 2001. GCTech Co., LTD was based in United States.

Other machines made by GCTech Co., LTD during the time period Bounty Hunter was produced include: Actual Fight