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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Hogan's Alley''}}
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Hogan's Alley is an Arcade game that uses the Light Gun. It was later released on the [[NES]], and instead of the Light Gun, used the [[NES Zapper]]. In the game, you shoot fake cardboard people on the screen, if you shoot the criminals you continue, and if you shoot the police or citizens then you loose. The game has mad many cameos in the [[WarioWare]] series.
  
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|name = ''Hogan's Alley''
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|image = [[File:Hogan's Alley Cover.jpg‎|250px]]
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|caption = North American box art.
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|developer = [[Intelligent Systems]]<br>[[Nintendo R&D1]]
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|publisher = [[Nintendo]]
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|genre = Shooter
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|system1 = NES
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|system1NA = October 18, [[1985]]
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|system1JP = June 12, [[1984]]
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|system1EU = December 15, [[1987]]
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|system2 = VS System
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|system2NA = March [[1985]]
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|system3 = Virtual Console (Wii U)
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|system3EU = October 23, [[2015]]
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|system3NA = January 7, [[2016]]
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|system3JP = June 22, [[2016]]
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|ACB = PG
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|ESRB = E10
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|PEGI = 3
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|CERO = A (re-releases only)
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'''''Hogan's Alley''''' {{Japanese|ホーガンズアレイ|Hōganzu Arei}} is a [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] game that used the [[NES Zapper]]. A [[Nintendo VS. System|VS. System]] version was also developed. In the game, the player shoots fake cardboard people on the screen, if the criminal is shot, the player continues, and if the police or citizens are shot, the player is penalized. Should a criminal not be shot, the player will also be penalized. Should there be too many penalties, the game is over. The game has made many cameos in the ''[[WarioWare]]'' series.
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==Gameplay==
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==Reception==
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===Legacy===
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The name of the game was likely taken from an old comic in the 19th Century called ''The Yellow Kid'', a.k.a ''Hogan's Alley''. It was then used by the FBI to describe their training program in Quantico, Virginia, where one test trainees must undergo is walking through a simulated town where paper targets randomly appear. This training course was called a "Hogan's Alley" after the old comic.
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==External Links==
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*''[http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/hogans-alley-wii-u Hogan's Alley]'' at Nintendo.com
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*[https://www.mobygames.com/game/hogans-alley Title at Moby Games]
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*[https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/nes/587339-hogans-alley Title at Gamefaqs]
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Hogan's Alley (JP) is a Nintendo Entertainment System game that used the NES Zapper. A VS. System version was also developed. In the game, the player shoots fake cardboard people on the screen, if the criminal is shot, the player continues, and if the police or citizens are shot, the player is penalized. Should a criminal not be shot, the player will also be penalized. Should there be too many penalties, the game is over. The game has made many cameos in the WarioWare series.

Gameplay

Reception

Legacy

The name of the game was likely taken from an old comic in the 19th Century called The Yellow Kid, a.k.a Hogan's Alley. It was then used by the FBI to describe their training program in Quantico, Virginia, where one test trainees must undergo is walking through a simulated town where paper targets randomly appear. This training course was called a "Hogan's Alley" after the old comic.

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