History Trivia / TheTownWithNoName

* WriteWhatYouKnow: Fergus [=McNeill=] stated in a 1992 magazine interview that he was inspired to create this game after seeing a friend of his (likely Charlie Watts, who is credited with the idea) wearing cowboy boots.

* CreatorBacklash: Fergus [=McNeill=] (director, animator, and voice actor) apparently ''despises'' this game.

* AlanSmithee: "The Jester" (who is credited for doing the music) is a pseudonym for Volker Tripp, who composed music for several Amiga games under that name.

* AlanSmithee: "The Jester" (who is credited for doing the music) is obviously a pseudonym.

* DescendedCreator: Charlie Watts (who conceived the idea) and Fergus [=McNeill=] (the director) provide some voices.

* FakeNationality: Every character is voiced by the British development team. Most are {{Fake American}}s; Nasty Ned is a Fake Mexican despite not looking the part.

* AlanSmithee: "The Jester" (who is credited for doing the music) is obviously a psuedonym.

* WriteWhatYouKnow: Fergus [=McNeill=] admitted that he created the game after seeing a friend of his wearing cowboy boots.

* MoneyDearBoy: If what developer Fergus [=McNeil=] said in one Twitter reply is right, Delta 4 was low on cash and desperate to throw something out to make some quick money, which resulted in this game. Considering what ended up happening to them afterwards, it didn't seem to work.

** Evil Eb has several unused cutscenes where he pops out of different scenery and shoots with his twin guns rather than his rifle. The actual game simplifies the duel so the Man with No Name shoots Eb's head off before sparing him.

* ActingForTwo: While there's no credit for the characters each actor voiced, it's pretty easy to tell in some cases; for example, Bad Bart sounds almost exactly like No Name, but with a much more deadpan delivery.

* AlanSmithee: It's been speculated that "The Jester" (who is credited for doing the music) is a psuedonym.

** The storekeeper would have also offered the Prospector's Gold Panning Kit.

* NoExportForYou: Since the game wasn't really released by a big company, it more likely than not was only released in the [[UsefulNotes/{{Britain}} United Kingdom]].

** Evil Eb has several unused cutscenes where he pops out of different scenery and shoots with his twin guns rather than his rifle.

** There is an unused animation of the priest talking, accompanied by the old timer, the bartender, Mr. Diablo, and the storekeeper.

* DescendedCreator: Director Fergus [=McNeill=] provides some voices.

** The game's source files indicate that it was likely meant to have a lot more in the way of adventure game elements, and would likely have required you to solve puzzles in-between taking on members of Evil Eb's gang. Presumably due to the developers running out of enough time and/or money to carry this through to fruition, the finished product only really does this with Wildcard [=McVee=], with all the remaining fights just being triggered by entering any building and then leaving.

* DummiedOut: Evil Eb has several unused cutscenes where he pops out of different scenery and shoots with his twin guns rather than his rifle. In addition, the storekeeper would have also offered the Prospector's Gold Panning Kit.