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Gun
Features:
* Blast away and watch the aftermath, shoot guns out of enemy hands, or destroy with dynamite.
* Wage war on horseback, commandeer trains, protect prostitutes, collect bounties, play poker, hunt buffalo, and more
* Embark on numerous side missions that allow you to master gun slinging and horse riding
* Precision shooting, stealth tactics, use of explosives and missions that make you master gun slinging and horse riding
* Authentic weapons including - Six shooters, shotguns, Gatling guns, flaming arrows, hatchets, dynamite, and more
Average Customer Review Rating Out of 5 Stars Based on 5 reviews: 4.6
Height: 5.4 inches, Length: 7.5 inches, Width: 0.5 inches, Weight: 0.5 pounds.
PS2 Guncon 2 Light Gun
Features:
* Compatible with PSX and PS2
* Works for all Guncon and Guncon2 compatible games
* A, B, C, Start, Select and D-Pad buttons
* Single Shot & Auto Fire & Auto Bullet Reload
* This light gun will NOT work on LCD, plasma, and projection TV's or HDTVs
Average Customer Review Rating Out of 5 Stars Based on 4 reviews: 2.75
Height: 3.0 inches, Length: 7.5 inches, Width: 6.4 inches, Weight: 0.8 pounds.
Arcade Light Gun Guncon 2 with Auto Reload for PS2
Features:
* GunCon2 GUncon Normal compatible
* PS/PSone/PS2 Compatible
* Normal Mode Function
* Vibration
* Work with All PS2 Shooting Games
Average Customer Review Rating Out of 5 Stars Based on 1 reviews: 1
Playstation 2 Freeshot Lightblaster Gun
Features:
* Operating range of up to 15 feet
* Two player support
* Built-in D-pad for character movement
* Normal, Auto-Reload & Auto-Fire options
* Full compaibility with all video connections
Average Customer Review Rating Out of 5 Stars Based on 5 reviews: 3.4
Height: 1.0 inches, Length: 7.0 inches, Width: 5.0 inches, Weight: 2.0 pounds.
DreamGEAR PS2/PSone Marxman 2.4 GHz Wireless Gun - Light gun - Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PS one, Sony PSX - orange
Features:
* 2
* Compatible with Guncon1,
* Guncon2 & normal gun games
* Compatible with PlayStation®,
* PS one® & PS2®
Height: 2.3 inches, Length: 12.3 inches, Width: 8.0 inches, Weight: 1.0 pounds.
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Did you know the following facts about PS2?
Due to its thinner profile, it does not contain the 3.5" expansion bay, and therefore does not support the internal hard disk drive but due to the presence of USB 2.0 ports an external USB Hard disk can still be used, and now uses an external power supply, like the Gamecube.
It is backwards compatible with older PlayStation (PS1) games, allows for DVD Video playback, and will play PS2 games off of cheap CD-ROMs or higher-capacity DVD-ROMs.
After an apparent manufacturing issue caused some initial slowdown in producing the new unit, Sony reportedly underestimated demand, caused in part by shortages between the time the old units were cleared out and the new units were ready.
In some markets it also integrates a modem.
The ability to play DVD movies allowed consumers to more easily justify the PS2's relatively high price tag (in October 2000, the MSRP was $300) as it removed the need to buy an external DVD player (indeed, it could be said that the success of the DVD format was partly due to the PS2's ability to play DVDs, as the format seemed to appeal more to consumers after the console's launch).
As of V4 everything was unified into one board, except the power supply.
The new V12 model was first released in black.
Although Sony placed little emphasis on online gaming during its first year, all that changed because of the launch of the online-capable Xbox.
Developers also complained that it was difficult to develop for the system, with little in the way of reference material from Sony for its exotic architecture.
In September 2004 Sony unveiled the third major hardware revision (V12, model number SCPH-70000).
When it was released, the PS2 had many advanced features that were not present in other contemporary video game consoles, including its DVD capabilities and USB and IEEE 1394 expansion ports.
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