Is it guns or console or Duck Hunt cartridge?
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This is one of the reasons I bought one of the last generations of CRTs - hopefully it'll give me many more years of classic gaming.
Thing's a BITCH to move, though![]()
The NES guns were never very good, the Sega Master System guns worked way better.
In a CRT, the image is created by having an electron gun scan the screen really fast. When you shoot a light gun, the screen flashes white and the gun records where on the screen the electron gun happened to be at the time of the trigger pull (basically). LCD/plasma/projector don't use a scanning system like a CRT, so there's no way for the light gun to tell where on the screen it's aimed.ive always been curious as to why... doesent worh with projectors either...
it still flashes, is it just that the gun was made to pickup flashing phospor dots or what?
too bad the master system games sucked donkey balls.. ( well except afterbirner mabye)
rambo?? hell yeah? oh wait, he shoots tennis balls??? and they travel 1/2"????? thanks for ripping me off during my childhood sega. alex kidd in wonderland or whatever? Yeah thanks for taking a dunp in a game box and shipping it over here sega. ha ha
funny enogh i have both a nes and master sys
Yeah, when my Mom moved to Missouri and wanted to get rid of everything so she didn't have to take it I kept the first TV she had bought when she was 19. It's a small 13" RCA woodgrain TV but it has the antenna hook-ups so I can play Atari systems on it. It's small but it's nice since I don't need much space in the closet for it and the RF modulator sits right on top.