Vs. Hogan's Alley operation manual

Cite as: Vs. Hogan's Alley operation manual
Original: https://archive.org/details/vshogansalley
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Archived: https://archive.org/download/vshogansalley/VS_Hogans_Alley_text.pdf
Accessed: 2026-11-06
Licence: © Nintendo; scan hosted by the Internet Archive
Credit: Nintendo of America; scan in the Internet Archive item "vshogansalley".
Notes: The operator's sheets for the VS. System version: how to fit its six ROMs and custom IC on the VS. DualSystem and VS. UniSystem boards (p. 1), the DIP-switch table (p. 2), and a "(U.S.)" label of suggested factory settings (p. 3). It prints no date; the item gives 1984, and the record's 1985 is the arcade release month in the Arcade TV Game List (85/04). The pinned copy is the item's searchable PDF, three pages; its table's cells come out of the text layer in reading order, so a switch's column is read from the layout.

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Nintendo made a VS. System arcade version, Vs. Hogan's Alley, and its arcade flyer advertised it with Vs. Duck Hunt. Its operation manual fits its six ROMs and a custom IC on either side of the two-screen VS. DualSystem board, or the sub side of the one-screen VS. UniSystem.	`PDF p. 1, 1. How to install Software ROMsPDF p. 1, 1. How to install Software ROMsPDF p. 1`	Publisher
The arcade version's DIP switches let the operator set the coins per credit or free play, four difficulty levels from easy to hard, 3 or 5 misses per game, and a bonus miss at 30,000, 50,000, 80,000, or 100,000 points. The NES booklet's games instead end after more than 10 misses.	`PDF p. 2, Game Option SettingsPDF p. 2, Game Option SettingsPDF p. 2, Game Option SettingsPDF p. 2, Game Option SettingsPDF p. 2, Game Option Settings`	Publisher