Barker Bill's Trick Shooting is a NES shooter made by Nintendo. It was released in 1990. It is based on the cartoon show titled Barker Bill's Cartoon Show, which was created by Paul Terry in 1952.

Barker Bill's Trick Shooting consists of four carnival-type game modes in which the player uses a Zapper to shoot various objects with your zapper for points. The game modes consist of:

• Balloon Saloon

The player attempts to shoot balloons flying away while avoiding hitting the dog from Duck Hunt.

• Flying Saucers

Barker Bill and his assistant Trixie will toss plates across the screen. Shoot the plates while avoiding Bill, Trixie, and the parrot.

• Window Panes

Assorted objects will fall down a screen full of windows, but some of the windows are closed, blocking the player's shots. He can only hit objects through open windows.

• Fun Follies

This involves progressing through the previous three in turn followed by two additional stages:

• Trixie's Shot (first seen in stage 4)

Trixie walks around the screen and occasionally presents coins. Shoot the coins while trying not to hit her or the parrot. After playing Trixie's Shot, the player will go to a slot machine; this is the only way to win extra chances in Fun Follies. Diamonds that the player collected in earlier stages (which do not give him extra chances in Fun Follies) allow for more winning lines and a better chance at a big prize.

• Bill's Thrills (first seen in stage 9)

Bill will throw objects high up. They'll be coming down on Trixie. Hit them before they reach Trixie, but be careful of the parrot again.

The player will start each game with ten chances. Except during Fun Follies, he can gain a life by shooting a diamond. The player lose one chance for committing each of the following:

• Failing to hit a target.
• Hitting the wrong thing (such as a person or animal).

The game is over when the player runs out of chances.