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If you grew up having a PlayStation 3 as your first game system, chances are you don’t know what a light gun game is. That is, in using an actual plastic gun controller compared to a Wii-Mote or a PS3 Move wand. Back in the older days, light gun games were excellent party games, and were most popular at the arcades. Many of those games would come home to the original PlayStation and Sega Saturn.
As time went on and TV technology changed, the way light guns worked was no longer compatible with the modern television. While the Wii acted as a somewhat last bastion of hope for the genre, they’ve quietly been retired in favor of first person shooters and online multi-player. If you really want to experience these games as they were meant to be played, you would need an old ‘tube’ style CRT television and the proper light gun.
Standard Light Gun (Konami Justifier, any light gun without the AV cable)
Area 51
Crypt Killer
Die Hard Trilogy
Lethal Enforcers I + II
Maximum Force
Project Horned Owl
Star Wars: Rebel Assault II
Synchronized Light Gun (Namco Guncon, any light gun with the AV cable)
Gunfighter: The Legend of Jesse James
Point Blank
Point Blank 2
Point Blank 3
Time Crisis
Time Crisis Project Titan
Both Types of Guns
Die Hard Trilogy 2
Elemental Gearbolt
Judge Dredd
Not Compatible
Resident Evil: Survivor (US Version removed the light gun support)
Revolution X (Home version removed light gun support)
GameRaveTV
