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[b]Steel Gunner[/b] is a 1990 first-person [[mecha]] shooter [[arcade]] [[video game]] developed and published by [[Namco]]. 

Players take control of Garcia and Cliff, a duo of [[police]] officers that are part of the [[Neo Arc police force]], as they must use their powerful [[Gargoyle mecha suit]]s to destroy the [[sturm_(steel_gunner)|STURM]] terrorist organization, who have taken captive scientists Dr. Ryan and Dr. Ellis to create a world-ending superweapon. Gameplay revolves around using a crosshair to shoot down enemies and avoid harming civilians. It runs on the Namco System 2 Plus arcade hardware.

Steel Gunner is Namco's first [[light gun]] video game. The game was produced by Sawano Kazunori, who was previously a designer on games such as [[Galaxian]] and [[King & Balloon]]. Namco engineer Toyama Shigeki produced the arcade cabinet and light guns, and worked as a planner closely with the development team. The prototype models of the guns were originally depicted as being more futuristic. Namco executives instead decided to use them for [[Golly! Ghost!]], forcing Toyama to design a new version of the guns in two days though having complete fiberglass prototypes of the original designs. 

Steel Gunner was well-received by critics for its gameplay, visuals and overall presentation, often being compared to [[Operation Wolf]]. A direct sequel, [[Steel Gunner 2]], was released in 1992.

h4.External links

* "Wikipedia article":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel_Gunner
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