Super Scope games

[Rev. Link]

I need some help here folks. I'm trying to find out which, if any, of the SNES Super Scope games could be played without the Super Scope. Battle Clash, Yoshi's Safari, etc.? Any of them?

For that matter, what about the games that used the mouse? Which of them could only be played with the mouse?

I ask because the game store I'm working at now is trying to clear out some old stuff and plans on just throwing out the gun and mouse games because they figure no one will want them. I'm trying to save them. Help me out?

[leatherrebel5150]

All of these games are compatible with the superscope the 2 I know can only use the superscope(only 2 I own) are battleclash and super scope 6.

1) Battle Clash
2) Bazooka Blitzkrieg
3) Lamborghini American Challenge
4) Metal Combat: Falcon's Revenge
5) Super NES Scope 6
6) Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
7) Tinstar
8) X-Zone
> 9) Yoshi's Safari
10) Hunt for Red October
11) Destructive (SFC)
12) Lethal Enforcers 1 (Another Gun)
13) Lethal Enforcers 2 (Another Gun)
14) Space Bazooka
15) Operation Thunderbolt

All compatible with the mouse but I don't know which can only use the mouse exclusivly.

1) Civilization
2) Eye of the Beholder
3) Fun and Games (Only work with Mouse)
4) Lamborghini American Challenge
5) Lemmings 2: The Tribes
6) Mario Paint (Only work with Mouse)
7) Jurassic Park
8) Might and Magic III
9) Nobunaga's Ambition
>> 10) Shien's Revenge
11) Utopia
12) Sim Ant
13) Super GameBoy
14) Super Noah's Ark 3D
15) Super Solitaire
16) Terminator 2: The Arcade Game
17) Troddlers
> 18) King Arthur's World
19) Vegas Stakes
20) Mario and Wario (SFC)
21) Lord of the Rings, The Vol 1
22) Arkanoid
23) Cannon Fodder
24) On the Ball
25) Super Caesar's Palace
26) TinStar
>> 27) DOOM
28) Super Pachi-slot Mahjong
29) Wolfenstein 3D
30) Alice Paint Adventure
31) Sound Fantasy (Unreleased)
> 32) Spellcraft (Unreleased)
33) Warrior of Rome III (Unreleased)
34) Mario's Super Picross (SFC)
35) Tokimeki Memorial (SFC)
36) Loard Monark (SFC)
37) Dai4ji Super Robot Taisen (SFC)
38) Dai3ji Super Robot Taisen(SFC)
39) Super Robot Taisen EX (SFC)
40) Mega lo Mania
41) Populous II
42) Power Monger
> 43) Hiouden - Maou Tachi tono Chikai (SFC)
44) San Goku Shi Seishi: Tenbu Spirits (SFC)
45) Zan 2: Spirits (SFC)
46) Zan 3: Spirits (SFC)
47) Revolution X
48) Motoko chan no Wonder Kitchen (SFC)
49) Operation Thunderbolt
50) Koutetsu No Kishi (SFC)
51) Koutetsu No Kishi 2 (SFC)
52) Koutetsu No Kishi 3 (SFC)
53) On the Ball
54) Galaxy Robo (SFC)
55) Super Castles (SFC) (Only work with Mouse)
56) Arkanoid
57) BreakThru (SFC)

[Aussie2B]

Why just throw them out? There's always somebody out there that would want them. Why doesn't the store dump them on eBay or give them away to an employee? If they're hard to sell individually, I'm sure selling them as mouse/scope lots would work, even if not a lot of cash can be made. I'd hate to see good games get trashed. For the most part, mouse games have standard control schemes too, and the Super Scope games may be limited to their peripheral but games like Battle Clash and Metal Combat are awesome. When I found my Super Scope, the first thing I did was head to a local game store that I knew had a crap selection for SNES except for Super Scope games that weren't selling, and I bought one of every Super Scope game they had. The store clerks actually started up a conversation about it, asking me if I had a Super Scope and where I got it because they were surprised I had one and wished they had it themselves. The audience may be limited, but it's not nonexistent.

[Rev. Link]

Why just throw them out? There's always somebody out there that would want them. Why doesn't the store dump them on eBay or give them away to an employee? If they're hard to sell individually, I'm sure selling them as mouse/scope lots would work, even if not a lot of cash can be made. I'd hate to see good games get trashed. For the most part, mouse games have standard control schemes too, and the Super Scope games may be limited to their peripheral but games like Battle Clash and Metal Combat are awesome. When I found my Super Scope, the first thing I did was head to a local game store that I knew had a crap selection for SNES except for Super Scope games that weren't selling, and I bought one of every Super Scope game they had. The store clerks actually started up a conversation about it, asking me if I had a Super Scope and where I got it because they were surprised I had one and wished they had it themselves. The audience may be limited, but it's not nonexistent.

Believe me, I'm trying. My boss is a real good guy, but he just doesn't quite understand the collecting idea. He's more worried about stupid customers buying them not knowing what they are and returning them 'cuz they don't have the proper peripheral. I won't let him trash them, if anything I'll keep them myself and try to find people that need them. But I'd rather see them stay here at the store for sale.

So yes, it seems like most of the mouse games can be run without the mouse. Hopefully I can manage to keep the gun games in store. I myself just bought some recently, maybe I can use that as an argument to keep them here.

I wish more collectors came in here, that'd go a long way toward helping.

[Red Warrior]

I might be interested in some of those games. I'll try to remember to give you a call on Monday to ask what's available... or you can tell me right here. It's possible I could make a special trip to the store Monday night.

[Rev. Link]

Well, I've gotten some mixed signals from work. First I was told we'd be tossing all gun and mouse games, now I'm hearing it'll just be the mouse games. I'll find out for sure on Monday. If it is just the mouse games, I've been able to determine that the only game we have that actually requires the mouse is Mario Paint, so it looks like that's the only game we'll be getting rid of.

Even still, I'd like to be able to keep them in the store, even if we have to mark them down and put some kind of sticker on them so people know for sure it won't play without the mouse.