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"Mad Dog McCree" is an interactive full-motion video (FMV) game originally released in the early 1990s for arcade systems and later adapted for various home platforms, including the Panasonic 3DO. Set in the Wild West, players step into the shoes of a nameless gunslinger tasked with rescuing the kidnapped daughter of the local mayor. The gameplay revolves around using a light gun (or the 3DO controller as a cursor) to shoot enemies in a series of quick-draw battles. With its live-action video clips and occasionally branching paths, the game offers a unique blend of traditional shooting mechanics and cinematic experience.

The game's unique selling point at the time of its release was its use of live-action video to create an immersive experience, which was relatively novel in the gaming industry. "Mad Dog McCree" was developed by American Laser Games and became famously known for its cheesy acting and simplistic gameplay. It was one of the first games to use live video to interact with players, setting a trend for other FMV games of the 90s. Despite the mixed reviews over its gameplay quality and video resolution, especially on home consoles like the 3DO, it has retained a cult following and is remembered for its pioneering role in interactive video gaming.

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