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Anyway, home console technology is improving all the time...and it must be only a matter of time before lightgun games "evolve" too. So how's this for a cool lightgun evolution (albeit an expensive one)?
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This idea would work best on a console with 4 controller ports, so the Gamecube and X-Box would be best suited to it. Instead of the bog standard handgun weapon, you buy an actual set of 4 weapons.
E.g.
A pistol
A shotgun
A machine gun
A rocket launcher
All 4 weapons are plugged into the console, but at the beginning of the game, only the pistol is available for use. Then when you collect an item within the game, say a shotgun, the shotgun is available for use along with the pistol...and you could eventually switch between all 4 weapons at your own leisure.
As I said before, this would be an extremely expensive alternative to the conventional lightgun game; however, I think that it's a really good idea and one that games developers (SEGA in particular) should seriously consider looking into.
Thanks for your time. :)
Anyway, home console technology is improving all the time...and it must be only a matter of time before lightgun games "evolve" too. So how's this for a cool lightgun evolution (albeit an expensive one)?
- - -
This idea would work best on a console with 4 controller ports, so the Gamecube and X-Box would be best suited to it. Instead of the bog standard handgun weapon, you buy an actual set of 4 weapons.
E.g.
A pistol
A shotgun
A machine gun
A rocket launcher
All 4 weapons are plugged into the console, but at the beginning of the game, only the pistol is available for use. Then when you collect an item within the game, say a shotgun, the shotgun is available for use along with the pistol...and you could eventually switch between all 4 weapons at your own leisure.
As I said before, this would be an extremely expensive alternative to the conventional lightgun game; however, I think that it's a really good idea and one that games developers (SEGA in particular) should seriously consider looking into.
Thanks for your time. :)