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Light gun for the 3DO
The Gamegun (styled GAMEGUN on its packaging) is the only light gun released for the 3DO video game console. It was released in 1994 by American Laser
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Video gaming format
gun games. The 3DO Gamegun uses the same design as the Gamegun released for the Sega CD: an orange "Old West" revolver. Select Gameguns house a controller
3DO
1994 video game
The light gun shooter levels support the 3DO Gamegun in addition to the standard gamepad. The Gamegun can be daisy-chained to a standard gamepad, which
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American videogame company
series of light-gun controllers, including the 3DO Game Gun and the PC Gamegun, for home computer use. The latter proved unsuccessful due to its poor
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Topics referred to by the same term
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1993 video game
stated that the slow aiming cursor makes the game unplayable without a Gamegun. Air Hendrix of GamePro concurred that the FMV suffers from graininess
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Gaming generation from 1993 to 2006
support Accessories (retail) MPEG cards FZ-EM256 save memory backup unit Gamegun Mouse Arcade Stick Saturn digital gamepad 3D controller Light guns Multitap
Fifth generation of video game consoles
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Video game pointing device
LaserScope – Konami – 1990 Super Scope – Nintendo – 1992 Menacer – Sega – 1994 Gamegun - 3DO Interactive Multiplayer Peacekeeper Revolver – Philips CD-i – 1994
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1990 Western-themed arcade video game
use the gamepad as a control for the gun cursor, especially when the 3DO Gamegun was yet to be released. An Edge review noted collision detections, and
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1992 video game
that the targeting is inaccurate whether using the standard controller or Gamegun, though they nonetheless felt the gameplay to be "mindless fun". They particularly
Space_Pirates_(video_game)
1992 video game
3DO." They particularly praised the sharp graphics, the accuracy of the Gamegun peripheral, and the importance of paying attention to the sounds in order
Mad_Dog_II:_The_Lost_Gold
1991 video game
the control pad, making it impossible to progress in the game without a Gamegun, which was sold separately. Computer Gaming World said in June 1994 of
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