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Gun | Real Arcade Light Gun / Super Jolt Gun |
| Manufacturer | Joy Tech / Pelican | |
| Cord Length | 6 1/2' | |
| Rating | D- |
| Name | Synopsis |
|---|---|
| Meia | The first thing that I noticed about this gun is how heavy it was and it got increasingly heavy as the levels increased. The gun was inaccurate, and the recoil was loud and couldn’t be turned off. The recoil also makes the gun jump which makes it harder to aim. There’s too many wires coming out of the gun and what’s up with the pedal? Not recommended. |
| Bonaire | The packaging is different—the Super Jolt Gun also comes in five color schemes, including a lovely camouflage pattern for budding militia members—but these guns are identically crappy. Problem #1: The gun is incredibly heavy, causing your forearms to bulge out Popeye-style within minutes. Problem #2: The recoil isn’t cool to begin with and becomes annoying within nanoseconds. Problem #3: With the foot pedal plugged in, there are three cables coming out of the bottom of the gun, leading to big ol’ tangles. Problem #4: Even in "Guncon" mode, the gun is hopelessly inaccurate, scattering shots into every area of the screen except the one you’re aiming at. Highly recommended if you’re brain-dead. |
| Innova | The Real Arcade Light Gun and the Super Jolt Gun are identical, so we'll go ahead and save time and space by ripping them both apart at the same time. These guns are horrible. No matter what you try, it is nearly impossible to get either gun calibrated with any sort of accuracy. It offers a ton of gimmicks, but none of them help enhance the overall gaming experience like they should. In fact, most of them take away from the game's enjoyment. Don't waste your money on this gun. |