* Believe it or not, light guns have been around since the 1930s. The Seeburg Ray-O-Lite first appeared in arcades in 1936. Like the latter-day “Duck Hunt,” the object of the game was to ...

Start with the VGA signal creation, ... The point is awesome, light-gun-waving noisy madness set to a responsive colorful video background. And that’s been achieved in spades!

He (a hacker who has researched the matter) can also 'mechanically disable the gun's locking mechanism by placing some cheap magnets alongside its barrel," reports a Wired magazine story.

The light gun is just a light receiver, it can no more hurt your TV than your eyeballs can, so don't worry about that at all.<BR> As for the best brands, it depends.

E-Real Games Inc. are releasing the World's First Light Gun which is 100% compatible with any television or monitor. News by GamesIndustry.biz Contributor Published on Nov. 25, 2004 ...