Gunblade NY game_ Nextick Lihgtgun performance test_full version

This is a full version video testing the performance of Nextick Lihgtgun.
- As shown in the attached video, we played with Gunblade NY game
As shown in the test video, even though it is a wireless product, it showed excellent operating performance without any delay.
Various functions were set and operated by setting the macro key buttons.
You can find Nextick Lightgun at the site below.
* Nextick Lightgun URL : igg.me/at/nextick-lightgun/x/...

[@pandacub6164]

This was an old arcade game with a pretty big display. There were two mounted automatic machine guns and you'd feel the vibration and constant drawback of the gun as you kept firing.

[@rizzo4d901]

What is the weight of the gun?

[@otaking3582]

There is no way something like this should cost over $100. I could get the same results with a Wii remote and some candles for far less money. Plus, I'm pretty sure the shells aren't even unique.

[@VitorFerreira-zu5sd]

Wiimotes aren't iron sight, you need the crosshairs to play anything with them, unless you use workarounds like Lichtknarre, but yes, a Wiimote plus 4 ir leds would cost less than 100 dollars.

[@otaking3582]

@@VitorFerreira-zu5sd You need crosshairs to play pretty much any lightgun game without a CRT monitor.

[@VitorFerreira-zu5sd]

@@otaking3582 my point is that with these guns, like Sinden and Gun4ir, and now Nextick, no, you don't.

[@otaking3582]

@@VitorFerreira-zu5sd Those sound like really crappy lightguns, then.

[@VitorFerreira-zu5sd]

@@otaking3582 ? What's your point? Not needing a crosshair on new monitors and playing like CRT is crappy? W t f?

[@rmat9023]

please explain

[@marcinostrowski2378]

older light gun games don't work on modern lcd screens. Various companies tries to make some workaround, and this is one of them.