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{{stub}}The '''GameGun''' is a third-party light gun accessory released by [[American Laser Games]], originally for the 3DO before being adapted for the [[Sega Mega Drive]] and [[Sega Mega-CD]]. A PC version was also released, though no versions were officially sold outside of North America.
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{{stub}}The '''GameGun''' is a third-party light gun accessory released by [[American Laser Games]], originally for the [[3DO]] before being adapted for the [[Sega Mega Drive]] and [[Sega Mega-CD]]. A [[PC]] version was also released, though no versions were officially sold outside of North America.
  
The GameGun was designed for American Laser Games' series of Mega-CD light gun games; ''[[Mad Dog McCree]]'', ''[[Crime Patrol]]'', ''[[Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold]]'' and ''[[Who Shot Johnny Rock?]]'' (as well as the unreleased ''[[Space Pirates]]'' and ''[[Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars]]''), but is also compatible with games designed for both the [[Sega Menacer]] and [[Konami Justifier]]. The GameGun is the only widely produced light gun to substitute the Menacer, and is therefore the only smaller alternative to an accessory often criticised for its cumbersome size.
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The GameGun was designed for American Laser Games' series of Mega-CD light gun games; ''[[Mad Dog McCree]]'', ''[[Crime Patrol]]'', ''[[Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold]]'' and ''[[Who Shot Johnny Rock?]]'' (as well as the unreleased ''[[Space Pirates]]'' and ''[[Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars]]'').
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It is not compatible with games made for the [[Sega Menacer]] or [[Konami Justifier]] in mind.
  
 
==Physical scans==
 
==Physical scans==

Latest revision as of 11:33, 24 June 2023

GameGun MD.jpg
GameGun
Made for: Sega Mega Drive, Sega Mega-CD
Manufacturer: American Laser Games
Type: Miscellaneous
Release Date RRP Code
Sega Mega Drive
US

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The GameGun is a third-party light gun accessory released by American Laser Games, originally for the 3DO before being adapted for the Sega Mega Drive and Sega Mega-CD. A PC version was also released, though no versions were officially sold outside of North America.

The GameGun was designed for American Laser Games' series of Mega-CD light gun games; Mad Dog McCree, Crime Patrol, Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold and Who Shot Johnny Rock? (as well as the unreleased Space Pirates and Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars).

It is not compatible with games made for the Sega Menacer or Konami Justifier in mind.

Physical scans

Mega Drive, US
GameGun MD US Box Front.jpg
Cover

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