The Bull also claims to be the real assassin of President Lincoln.

However, evil-doers are never far away, and the President has received an assassination threat by someone known only as 'The Bull', described with much hyperbole in the game as 'someone who can kill in the blink of an eye and vanish in the next'. On the anniversary of Lincoln's assassination the new President (President Grant) is supposed to make a symbolic gesture of courage by sitting in the same seat as Lincoln whilst watching a play. Set in the same alternate 1870's Wild West of the film, you take control of the characters Jim West and his sidekick Artemus Gordon: top level government spies, as in the 1970's TV series. I can therefore say, without any prejudice or prejudgement, that The story is a simple one. However, I think it's only fair that I should reserve my judgement until I've actually played the game, and played it with an open mind. Now, while there's nothing wrong with the elephant-eared prince himself, the games of his previous movies ( Independence Day and Men In Black) were both abysmal attempts to cash in on the license. Worse still, it's the game of the movie but even more terrible, it's the game of a Will Smith movie. For a start, it proudly proclaims itself to be an 'action/adventure', which doesn't do it any favours amongst the gaming cognoscenti. Let's be honest, Wild Wild West has its work cut out.

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