Guncon pc emulato Patch#
Guncon pc emulato ps2#

Guncon pc emulato Patch#

It just sounds like that patch is incomplete. Using a Guncon 1 is no issue as I have one and they are decent. Yeah, they are not region locked like the DC guns seem to be. USA guncon2s will work on JPN games right? I'm curious to see how it will perform on consoles with no decent light gun options like the Dreamcast and for Virtua Cop 3 on a modded Xbox. Still, any new tech would have to seriously kick ass for me to replace my real light guns on a CRT. It should offer better flexibility in where you stand than current home IR guns too. In theory, they should be capable of accuracy that is comparable to arcade IR guns that use 10-12*sensors positioned all around the bezel. The tech seems to add a white border around the screen to find it's position instead of IR sensors. Obviously the guy making them says they are as accurate as real light guns etc but they all say that. I don't know anyone who has taken delivery of a Sinden gun yet so I'll keep watching for now. We could do with Sony and Microsoft to get behind one to see a proper revival of the genre. It's a shame they're all 3rd party though. It's exciting to see new products in this space. It's one of three new 'light guns' for 2019. I've been following the Sinden development since it was a Kickstarter.

Guncon pc emulato ps2#

There is also a side project to use the light gun on PS1 and PS2 hardware. You guys might be interested in the Sinden Lightgun for use on modern lcd displays with games running from an emulation source. If you really want to take it up a notch, I recommend looking up Syntax's one light gun to rule them all thread. I am hoping it will work better than my current 3rd party guns. I can't speak on the official Konami guns yet but I am waiting for one to be delivered this week. The guncon 1 will work with some PS2 gc2 games like Vampire Night and TC2 but not all of them. The crosshairs stay where you aim on the calibration screen and are rock solid (no shaking or teleporting). Assuming you have a suitably bright monitor, they register shots reliably all the way to the screen edges and they are accurate. You should use them instead of 3rd party guns, even if it means buying 3 instead of 1. The official Namco Guncon 1 and Guncon 2 guns are the best home light guns I have ever used. I have tried them will old and new monitors, curved and flat, big and small and they are just bad. If there are any accurate 3rd party guns that registers shots reliably, I have not found it yet. There are plenty of 3rd party guns with a guncon / guncon 2 / normal switch which are made to work with all light gun games for the PS1 and PS2. Are the Guncons usually compatible with the other type of non Guncon games on their respective consoles? (PS1/PS2) I've already gotten used to the fact that PS1 and PS2 will require separate guns and that's that. Basically I don't want to have to get an original Guncon 1 then also another one for the Konami games etc.

It won't register at all in Time Crisis, in Elemental Gearbolt it won't register the bullets firing and in Project Horned Owl it kinda works but i'm sure that you're not supposed to hold the trigger for few seconds and then release to fire? Is there a gun out there that works okay for PS1 games on the PS2? And more importantly one that is compatible with the different types of light gun games? I don't mind if its 3rd party as long as the quality and feel is nice.

On the Saturn it works great and Virtua Cop is pretty fun.ДЇound out the hard way that it doesn't work very well on a PS2 ( running PS1 games of course ). I got a Logic 3 Predator light gun for Saturn and PS1 as it seemed like a good one to start with. Decided to try out a few light gun games at home, since I've got the means to and I never really had the chance to experience the whole thing back in the day.