Carnival (1980) is a fixed-shooting arcade game developed by Sega/Gremlin in which the player shoots at carnival targets —ducks, rabbits, spinning plates— within a limit of bullets and time, replicating the experience of a funfair shooting stand.
It became famous for its soundtrack, which used Rossini's William Tell Overture in a catchy, constant loop, something uncommon for the time. It's a minor but very well-remembered classic of early-80s arcades.
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