Buffalo Bill Wild West Show

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show (also known as Buffalo Bill's Rodeo Games) is a multi-event sports game inspired by the legendary Wild West touring show. Players compete across six themed action events testing cowboy skills. Events include: Knife Throwing, where you aim at a spinning wheel avoiding a tied squaw; Trick Shooting, shooting criminal targets while sparing innocents; Calf Roping, lassoing a fleeing calf from horseback; Bronco Riding, balancing on a bucking horse; Steer Wrestling, jumping onto a steer's horns and wrestling it down; and Stagecoach Rescue, a sidescroller where you fight an Indian on a runaway coach. Supports 1-4 alternating players.

ZX Spectrum

Released in 1989 by Tynesoft on cassette and disk formats for 48K and 128K models . The 128K version features more atmospheric country-style tunes, while basic beeper sound accompanies the 48K edition . Reviews were divided: Crash magazine gave 86%, praising "excellent, colourful detailed backdrops, well drawn animated sprites" and addictive gameplay . Your Sinclair was harsher with 54%, criticizing shallow gameplay and easy difficulty though acknowledging "humorous feel and chunky graphics" . The game uses multi-loading between events, each loading separately from tape . Three skill levels available, with joystick (Kempston, Interface 2) or keyboard controls . A quirky Wild West compendium that divides opinion among Spectrum owners.