#Crisis zone arcade emulation drivers#
It's the drivers on the game disc that would need to be changed. It connects to the same USB port as the arcade gun I/O.
#Crisis zone arcade emulation mod#
No hardware mod would be needed to use a Guncon 2. Or maybe just an age related issue with the PS2. It's possible that the two versions load in different places I guess. The specs show the same cpu and cpu speed and the same amount of graphics memory. I've never heard that the 246 hardware has extra ram. You can definitely use the PS2 gun as almost all light guns use the same tech. Using a Ghost Squad arcade gun to play Ghost Squad on the Dolphin emulator in this vid: You can use real Sega (or Namco) arcade IR guns (the ones with ten LED boards around the screen) with a PC by connecting it via a UHID from Ultimarc.Į.g. The best PC arcade gun solution for HD screens is the currently the "Twisted symphony method" (as he discovered it). Time Crisis 5 was already PC based and since it's been cracked, it's the exception. Plus, none of the emulators play as well as real hardware for Time Crisis 1, 2, 3, or 4. It's just that none of them are as good as using a real light gun on a CRT display. The PS2 TC3 version has custom Guncon 2 drivers on the disc.īTW, you can already play emulated versions with camera based guns on HD flat screens. My guess it that it would not recognize it as an I/O board. The question is how does a 246 with Time Crisis 3 recognize a guncon 2 board. The gun itself is not modded (as it's just a photo diode inside). I use a Time Crisis arcade gun with a PS2 by connecting it to a Guncon 2 PCB instead of the arcade I/O. Click to expand.You can definitely use the PS2 gun as almost all light guns use the same tech.
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