You have to leave your computer on test mode for Windows 10 to let you keep the unsigned driver it uses.
It's a driver issue because I've used EMS Top guns on a total of 3 computers and they all do that but only occasionally.
Sometimes even if you have the gun off the usb device will make your mouse get stuck, and you either have to get up and unplug/replug the usb device or turn on the gun and move the mouse that way. Had more than one gun where the trigger stop firing even though I was careful Works fairly well when there's not a fault in it (described below)
This also messes with old rhythm games that don't have a delay calibration setting, like many PS1 games didn't.Ī Google search for "ps2 lcd lightgun" returns a lot of informative topics about it.I have an EMS Top Gun 3 from play-asia (don't think you can get it anywhere else any more) CRTs would display right away, but LCDs have varying milliseconds of delay, from 1-15. Note that you also have the problem of display lag being very different between different models of TV, and if Game Mode is enabled or not. Old light-gun tech depends on the unique characteristics of how CRTs draw to the screen, so completely different tech is needed for LCD screens, and it all resembles the Wii, with an IR bar used as a reference point above or below your screen. LCDs draw the whole screen at once, so the gun always reads you as aiming at the same pixel. CRTs draw the screen one line at a time, and so syncing to the beam lets the white flash pinpoint exactly where you are aiming, by how many nanoseconds it takes for the sensor on the gun to see the flash. Guncons themselves don't work on anything but a CRT, because they sync to the photon gun on the screen to figure out where you are aiming.
You need a light gun with a sensor bar like the Wii has, which there were a few made at the end of the PS2 life span.
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