This is awesome!!!
is the JLF stock? You may or may not know you can get stiffer springs and an oversized actuator that will change the feel to something much more positive.
My current stick of choice is the Seimitsu LS56, with a short throw mod, but that’s for arcade SHMUPs. Amiga games might...
Had the same e-mail…
product linked here:- https://www.arcadeworlduk.com/products/ae-light-gun-for-pc-and-raspberry-pi-works-with-lcd-led-crt-projectors-and-plasma-displays.html
It’s not based on the Sinden as it comes with IR sensors…
I might have a dabble at it. It’s £130 and looks pretty good
yep!! Joke shop, fishing shop (that sold pellet guns to underage idiots like me!), SoundZone record shop, dodgy cafe at the back with arcade machines, and software plus right where you described it (these may have all been at different times during the life of Liberty Hall!)
I genuinely came in here looking for Software Plus! Awesome little place!! I used to go to the one in the corner, at the front of Liberty Hall in Basildon. Was there another in Southend?
mom another note, Liberty Hall was also the only place locally to have Arcade machines. Awesome selection...
This thread is genuinely the reason I didn't get one, but actually sourced a brand new GunCon 2 and a refurbed PS2 so I can play Time Crisis and Virtua Cop again. I did intend to emulate and use the Sinden, but I don't think being an early adopter is the move. Bring on Sinden Mk 2!!
Wolfenstein Enemy Territory.
It was a fantastically fun multiplayer FPS (based on Wolfenstein, obvs) and was inexplicably completely free to play. Was before micro transactions too.
Small maps, mission based game play, with four (or five??) basic classes each supporting the others.
Seriously tempted...
I'd only use it for the Time Crisis and Virtua Cop games on a PS2 emulator... but to be able to play all of those games again, on an OLED, for £130?!? I'm going to have to pull the trigger and get one (pun unintended, but left in because it made me roll my eyes at myself)...
I'd highly recommend the OSSC. It is more than you are looking to spend, but not enormously so ("ideally £70" - OSSC is €110/£99.26) and is fantastic.
Well worth the extra thirty quid for sure.
I use it to display a Mega Drive 2 on an ultrawide monitor, and it's perfectly crisp, has no lag, and...
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