History YMMV / MadDogMcCree

* RealismInducedHorror: Although the games have a campy tone and there's no bloodshed, you ultimately rack up a huge body count for a single person. Unlike the later ''VideoGame/LethalEnforcers'' series which had mostly static character sprites, this game has full motion video of actors portraying characters who die from gun shots.

* HilariousInHindsight: Nowadays, the name [=McCree=] is commonly associated with another [[VideoGame/{{Overwatch}} Western outlaw of the same name]], even after his name changed to Cole Cassidy.

* HilarioiusInHindsight: Nowadays, the name [=McCree=] is commonly associated with another [[VideoGame/{{Overwatch}} Western outlaw of the same name]], even after his name changed to Cole Cassidy.

* EnsembleDarkHorse: The undertaker (AKA the mortician), especially since the Game Grumps episode from when they played the first game, where Arin, and Dan provide hilarious, and sassy dialogue for the undertaker when Arin dies for not fast enough when trying to kill enemies.

* EnsembledDarkHorse: The undertaker (AKA the mortician), especially since the Game Grumps episode from when they played the first game, where Arin, and Dan provide hilarious, and sassy dialogue for the undertaker when Arin dies for not fast enough when trying to kill enemies.

* SpecialEffectFailure: If you fail to save the Prospector from the dynamite, an incredibly obvious dummy stands in for him during the consequent explosion. Also, at the final, randomized shootout, the same view through a window (along with its footage) is copied and pasted five times, with a few copies mirrored to make it less obvious.

* MemeticMutation: "You missed that one. Try another!"

* RealismInducedHorror: Although the games have a campy tone and there's no bloodshed, you ultimately rack up a huge body count for a single person. Unlike the later ''VideoGame/LethalEnforcers'' Series which had mostly static character sprites, this game has full motion video of actors portraying characters who die from gun shots.

* RealismInducedHorror: Although the games have a campy tone and there's no bloodshed, you ultimately rack up a huge body count for a single person. Unlike the later ''VideoGame/LethalEnforcers'' Series which had mostly static cracks, this game has full motion video of actors portraying characters who die from gun shots.

* MemeticLoser: The rifleman at the start of the Saloon stage is notable for firing and missing the player character who is walking at a casual pace. Letting an outlaw fire their ''pistol'' is usually fatal, yet the Mook rifleman fires their rifle like it's an old musket. Granted, if they fire again, you actually do lose a life.

* MemeticLoser: The rifleman at the start of the Saloon stage is notable for firing and missing the player character who is walking at a casual pace. Letting an outlaw fire their ''pistol'' is usually fatal, yet the Mook rifleman fires their rifle like it's a musket. Granted, if they fire again, you actually do lose a life.

* MostAnnoyingSound: "Ho-ho, you missed that one! Try another!"

*** As a result of FakeNationality perhaps, the Professor may utter his lines in some "interesting" accents. This troper really noticed this effect with this gem of a line:

-->"Blooty' Mad Dog, he's robbin' the train."

*** In "Mad Dog II", as a result of FakeNationality perhaps, the Professor my utter his lines in some "interesting" accents. This troper really noticed this effect with this gem of a line:

** The voice acting in Mad Dog II plenty of this, some notable examples:

* Narm:

** In "Mad Dog II", as a result of FakeNationality perhaps, the Professor my utter his lines in some "interesting" accents. This troper really noticed this effect with them gem of a line: ->"Blooty' Mad Dog, he's robbin' the train."