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[Sanjuro]

 

[Comfort_Eagle]

C'mon, you have to admit light gun games have gotten much better since then, no? NO?

 

[Sanjuro]

C'mon, you have to admit light gun games have gotten much better since then, no? NO?

No. Time Crisis and such I have enjoyed, Point Blank, Leathal Enforcers, and House of Dead 2 as well. But as far as fun and most time I have ever played a lightgun game, answer is simply No.

 

[Comfort_Eagle]

Well, i loved my duckhunt but it really just cant compare to newer stuff, imo. Still it does have a special, nostalgic place in my heart.

 

[Aika'svyse]

The games included with the Sega Menacer. T2 The arcade game for Genesis, have to pull my Menacer out and use it.

 

[belgurdo]

I watched a guy play Ghost Squad earlier today and it looked really awesome. Never seen puzzles in a shooter before (outside of Virtua Cop 3, which is hot too.)

Does LA Machineguns count as a shooter?

http://www.manjiro.com/images/lamachinegunsdxHP.jpg

 

[Sanjuro]

Well, i loved my duckhunt but it really just cant compare to newer stuff, imo. Still it does have a special, nostalgic place in my heart.

I mean technically I would be a fool to say its better in any, shape, or form. But to me it's still simply more fun and would rather play that right now over any lightgun game new or old.

 

[Comfort_Eagle]

I mean technically I would be a fool to say its better in any, shape, or form. But to me it's still simply more fun and would rather play that right now over any lightgun game new or old.

I really cant argue with that. Duckhunt will always hold a special place for me due to how it introduced me to games of its sort.

 

[Father_Brain]

How many people here know that Lethal Enforcers 3 even exists? Damn, that was released quietly.

 

[Comfort_Eagle]

How many people here know that Lethal Enforcers 3 even exists? Damn, that was released quietly.

3? I sure as hell remember two, but cant even recall three. When was it released? You are serously special.

 

[bobbyconover]

I forgot to mention the ridiculously short and simplistic, yet insanely addictive "Quick and Crash." And Shoot Away was a huge favorite when I was really young. I played that thing at the local Godfather's Pizza all the time.

 

[belgurdo]

3? I sure as hell remember two, but cant even recall three. When was it released? You are serously special.

I've seen one. It's a dual screen cabinet and I think it has four scenarios. I haven't put any money into it yet

(US cabinet is slightly different)

 

[Comfort_Eagle]

I've seen one. It's a dual screen cabinet and I think it has four scenarios. I haven't put any money into it yet

(US cabinet is slightly different)

Well I sure as hell have never seen anything like that before. Was it any good?

 

[Father_Brain]

Lethal Enforcers 3: I saw it at a movie theater. Seems to be connected to the first 2 games in name and genre only, though I could be wrong. It was released sometime last year. The gimmick is that you and another player race each other through the level to catch a suspect (read: boss).

 

[bumpkin]

Definitely gotta be the first Time Crisis. TC2 was alright and I didn't care much for TC3. Haven't played Crisis Zone.

 

[M3wThr33]

Seattle Gameworks has 2 Ghost Squads and 1 Lethal Enforcers 3.

Along with HOTD 2, HOTD 3, Time Crisis 2,3,Crisis Zone, among other stuff.

 

[The Take Out Bandit]

Virtua Cop 1 & 2
Time Crisis 2
Crisis Zone
Police 911
Steel Gunner 1 & 2

House of the Dead series isn't worthy to lick the dog doo-doo off the boot of VC!

 

[amodf]

I've played Lethal Enforcers 3. It's pretty bad. The entire game is based off a footrace, and when, like Police 911, when you hide, you reload slowly. Also, the screen is reallly weird, it's reflected off of a mirror, and it makes things just look all... wrong.

That being said, it fully lives up to the Lethal Enforcers name by being terrible!