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I remember picking up M.A.C.S. Basic Rifle Simulator for the Super Nintendo back in 1993. It was developed by Sculptured Software, and it fit right in with that era's push for more realistic, hardware-pushing experiences on the console. It wasn't trying to be a flashy action game; it was straightforward, almost clinical in its approach to the shooting genre.

You control a trainee moving through a series of static, first-person shooting galleries. Your main objective is to hit targets as they pop up, scoring points for accuracy and speed. The signature mechanics are all about precision: you aim with the Super Scope light gun, manage your limited ammo carefully, and sometimes deal with targets that only appear for a split second. The pacing is methodical, almost slow, but the difficulty ramps up quickly if your aim is off. It feels like a focused test of hand-eye coordination more than an arcade shooter.