Mad Dog McCree

Mad Dog McCree
Mad Dog McCree
	North American arcade flyer
Developer	American Laser Games CapDisc (CD-i); Digital Leisure (iOS/Windows/Wii); Engine Software (3DS);
Publishers	American Laser Games Arcade NA: American Laser Games; EU: Atari Games; JP: Capcom; Philips Media (CD-i); Digital Leisure (3DS/DVD/iOS/Windows); Majesco Entertainment (Wii);
Director	David Roberts
Designer	James Pattinson
Programmer	Pierre Maloka
Series	Mad Dog
Platform	Arcade 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, DVD, iOS, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo 3DS, Philips CD-i, PlayStation Network, Sega CD, Wii;
Release	December 1990 Arcade NA: December 1990; EU: February 1991; JP: January 1992; MS-DOS NA: 1992; Sega CD NA: 1993; Windows NA: April 22, 1993; CD-i NA: 1994; EU: 1994; 3DO NA: 1994; EU: 1994; DVD NA: November 13, 2001; Wii NA: June 16, 2009; EU: August 28, 2009; iOS NA: December 20, 2011; Nintendo 3DS NA: June 14, 2012; EU: October 18, 2012; PlayStation Network NA: January 22, 2013; EU: January 23, 2013; ;
Genres	Interactive movie, light gun shooter
Mode	Single-player

Mad Dog McCree is the first live-action laserdisc video game released by American Laser Games. It originally appeared as an arcade video game with Amiga-based hardware in 1990.

The game gained considerable attention for its live-action video style, bearing similarities to contemporary Hollywood Western films. Its success inspired a series of similar live-action rail shooter games in the following years.