The Lone Ranger (1991)
Action
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Publisher Konami of America, Inc.
Developer Konami Co., Ltd.

The Lone Ranger is an NES video game that is based on the TV show of the same name. Actual names of towns in Texas are used and the player must solve the case in 8 different episodes in order to save the day. Along with Gilligan's Island, this game was made when licenses for vintage TV shows were being renewed. (At the time the game was made, the "Lone Ranger" rights were owned by Palladium Media Enterprises.)

Like in the real Lone Ranger, senseless violence will get the player nowhere (and in fact, shooting a woman in this game will cost the player health and money) and he must rely on talking to people like a role-playing game in order to advance to the shooting parts.

The Lone Ranger begins the game with the following items:

Short range rifle, which can be upgraded to medium and long range later in the game.
Ten rounds (six shots per round) of standard ammunition. Can carry up to 50 rounds at a time.
Five rounds of silver bullets, which unlike standard bullets, can cut through a target and keep going as well as do double damage, but they also cost twice as much as standard bullets. Can carry up to 50 rounds at a time.
Five sticks of TNT, which acts similar to a hand grenade. Can carry up to ten at a time.
Cash can be used to buy things at shops and to fully heal the player (for $50). Can carry up to $9999 at a time.
Product Details
UPC 083717110224
Format Cartridge
Nr of Disks 1
Language English
Personal Details
Purchase Price $0.00
Current Value $0.00
Links The Lone Ranger at Game Collector Connect
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