Gun GunZ T Manufacturer ACT Labs Cord Length 6 1/2' Rating C   Name Synopsis Meia Unlike its cousin, the original Gunz, I found this gun to be very accurate and reliable. I hate the gun’s design, it’s just ugly, and the "FIRE" button on the back of the gun doesn’t actually fire. Other than those complaints, the gun was lightweight and worked well. Bonaire This "futuristic" red laser shooter thinger has two features the plain ol’ blue Gunz doesn’t. The first is a special button you "press" by tilting the gun in either direction. The second is Guncon compatibility. Neither is as cool as it sounds, although the former is great for Gearbolt, since you can switch between the diff’rent weapons with exceptional ease. The problem with the tilting switch is that, if you have a twitchy wrist, you occasionally activate it by accident—a very bad thing when you’re in the midst of heated combat with a nasty boss. As for Guncon compatibility, the plain and simple truth is it just ain’t as accurate as Namco’s wonder gun, although it’s certainly decent. Innova The fancy red Gunz T is an enhanced version of the standard blue Gunz.  The enhancements include Guncon compatibility and a very cool "tilt" feature that works great with switching weapons in Elemental Gearbolt.  All you need to do is simply tilt the gun and your weapons are change.  How cool is that?  As for the Guncon compatibility, it is more accurate than most non-Guncon guns, but it still doesn't offer quite the same accuracy that you get with the official Namco Guncon.  Definitely a good gun.