As the proud new owner of this fine piece of engineering, I have two questions:
1. Does it work with T2?
2. What's with the phonejack?
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As the proud new owner of this fine piece of engineering, I have two questions:
1. Does it work with T2?
2. What's with the phonejack?
The phone jack connects the blue gun (1st player) with the pink gun (2nd player) since the 1 player gun is always connected in port 2 on the Genesis.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nunzio
No. T2 is a Menacer gun game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nunzio
I still wonder how exactly it menaces anyone/thing.
Was this gun black in Japan?
Nah. They didn't trust the Japanese to not attempt robberies with plastic firearms either.
"Who needs courage when you have a gun?"
Danke schon.
That's weird cause I know the Stunner's were black.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smii
I still have that game with two "Justfiers." I remember when it first came out I rented a Sega CD from movie rental store. Man that game brings good memories.
I have a question, is it possible to modify a regular blue justifier so that it can connect to the RJ11 port on another justifier? I don't really want to spend a bunch of money on the pink gun just to play 2 players. I'm a huge fan of lethal enforcers and would like to play with a friend without breaking the bank. lol :p
(sorry for bumping this old thread, but this question didn't really seem like it was worthy of it's own dedicated thread.)
Actually bumping old threads is the right thing to do...
But I really doubt that there's a diagram or something that could help you in such task. The way the two guns send their signals are different and it would be more complicated than just changing the cable and the connector.
Sometimes you can pick a pink gun for a reasonable price but you have to do all possible searches, save them on eBay and wait. Maybe you should also check ebay.co.uk; sometimes the guns are cheaper there even considering the postage costs.
Wasn't that gun put out by American Laser Games compatible with Lethal Enforcers also? Not that it helps any.
I always wondered why Konami would purposely code their game to not work with 2 normal 1p guns. I see the point in making a universal 2p gun to work on either system, but why eliminate the option completely, something you'd have to go out of your way to do? Or maybe that was a hardware limitation with the gun setup itself?
yes it isQuote:
Originally Posted by AlecRob
http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic....=36574&start=0
Nope, they're the same inside.Quote:
Originally Posted by agostinhobaroners
That doesn't look that hard to do. So basically, after you mod the gun, do you just run the phone cord from the phone port of one gun to the phone port on the other gun?
No, player 2's cable has an RJ-11 connection instead of a db-9 or SNES connection or whatever. You plug that into the phone jack on controller 1.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlecRob
Oh, the guide sort of confused me haha.