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LCD TopGun Hands On Review

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on from the shot-in-the-dark dept.

Xbox Evolution writes "Lik Sang has done a hands on review of a lightgun that is compatible with Plasma, LCD, TFT & DLP. The review of the LCD TopGun which works with the PS2, Xbox and PC gives a good overview of the features and functionality."

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  1. Now bring back Duck Hunt! by BigZaphod · · Score: 4, Funny

    Yes! Those old shooting games were the *best*! We need some new modern ones spiffed up with high-rez 3D laughing dogs and surround-sound quacks! I can't wait...

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    1. Re:Now bring back Duck Hunt! by Zephiria · · Score: 5, Funny

      Why not Quail hunt ?

      Bonus points if you hit the lawyer :)

  2. CRT by Hogwash+McFly · · Score: 4, Funny

    Still no support for CRT. Less space than a Nomad. Lame.

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  3. See [[Light gun]] by tepples · · Score: 4, Informative

    Don't light guns use intensity and not position to determine if you've hit the target or not? Why would they need to be "compatible" with a display device if all they depend on is intensity?

    Traditional light guns for CRTs since the Super Scope use submicrosecond timing of blue and green phosphor flicker, which when correlated with the timing of the horizontal and vertical blanking of the composite or luminance video signal gives position. Even older light guns that rely on intensity, such as the Zapper, might get confused by LCD's slower response and lack of flicker. This Wikipedia article should help you understand.