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Like the consoles seem to have?
Or does it?
What other gimmicks does the PC have, that you can use in games?
Such as Pinball flappers for pinball games, that you connect to your keyboard for added realism etc.
Or does it?
What other gimmicks does the PC have, that you can use in games?
Such as Pinball flappers for pinball games, that you connect to your keyboard for added realism etc.
I always thought it wasn’t possible due to the way the screen was built – didn’t have whatever it is on a standard TV that allows the gun to figure out where it is you’re hitting. Something to do with the refresh rate I think; which is highly variable on PCs, so that would make sense.
May the ones you’ve found are of the old school stick-something-on-top-of-the-TV variety.
May the ones you’ve found are of the old school stick-something-on-top-of-the-TV variety.
I've found 3 reviews for new light guns on the PC. Anyone got any of them?
I didn't think the PC had games for Light Guns.
What do you think?
http://retroblast.com/reviews/lightgun1.html
I didn't think the PC had games for Light Guns.
What do you think?
http://retroblast.com/reviews/lightgun1.html
I think it has a dance mat now, and some nicrophone thing for a karaoke game.
I think you could get House of the Dead or Virtua Cop with a light gun for the pc .......not a 100% sure
The reason why theres hardly (if any) lightgun stuff is really because of A
most people assume that PCs are not for the mainstream, casual gamers, so less mainstream stuff comes out on it, and B the monitors - even the biggest ones are still not big enough for lightgun games to really compare to say, playing time crisis (ps2) on yer big living room tv
The reason why theres hardly (if any) lightgun stuff is really because of A
most people assume that PCs are not for the mainstream, casual gamers, so less mainstream stuff comes out on it, and B the monitors - even the biggest ones are still not big enough for lightgun games to really compare to say, playing time crisis (ps2) on yer big living room tv
Like the consoles seem to have?
Or does it?
What other gimmicks does the PC have, that you can use in games?
Such as Pinball flappers for pinball games, that you connect to your keyboard for added realism etc.
Or does it?
What other gimmicks does the PC have, that you can use in games?
Such as Pinball flappers for pinball games, that you connect to your keyboard for added realism etc.