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...ulation. He asked Gunpei Yokoi to create a simulation based on clay pigeon shooting. ...unpei Yokoi and Masayuki Uemura, together with [[Genyo Takeda]], created a shooting gallery game to use in Nintendo's converted bowling alleys.

...successful toys for Nintendo, to create a simulation based on clay pigeon shooting. ...[[Nintendo Research & Development 1]] division of Nintendo, and created a shooting gallery game to use in Nintendo's converted bowling alleys.

...a range of 24 feet, whereas the second in the line, Beam Gun Custom, had a range of 300 feet. ...successful toys for Nintendo, to create a simulation based on clay pigeon shooting.

...had a range of 24 feet, whereas the second line, "Beam Gun Custom", had a range of 300 feet. ...successful toys for Nintendo, to create a simulation based on clay pigeon shooting.

...successful toys for Nintendo, to create a simulation based on clay pigeon shooting. ...unpei Yokoi and Masayuki Uemura, together with [[Genyo Takeda]], created a shooting gallery game to use in Nintendo's converted bowling alleys.

...nia as '''Sierra On-Line'''. It was named after the Sierra Nevada mountain range in the western United States. Roberta and Ken continued to make games, whic | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | [[SCI]] shooting game.

...1973]], they entered the [[arcade]] market with a test run of ''Laser Clay Shooting System'', which used a projected 35 mm film and was an adaptation of their ...[1976]], ''[[Battle Shark]]'' and ''[[Test Driver]]'' in 1977, and ''[[New Shooting Trainer]]'' in [[1978]].