Aliens Armageddon (Sometimes labeled Alien Covenant in a rather rushed attempt to tie in with the then upcoming 2017 movie.Zombie Raid A 1995 zombie shooter from Sammy Corporation, notable for its animated gore and intense difficulty.Most games by American Laser Games count.Vampire Night: A joint game from Sega and Namco under the WOW Entertainment Label.Standard cabinets allows up to four players. Tomb Raider Arcade: A repacked version of the 2013 game made into a rail shooter.Too Spicy (notable as it also is a third-person, versus multiplayer lightgun game).Target Terror note The first game released by Raw Thrills, a company founded by Eugene Jarvis, who co-developed many of Williams' earliest arcade games.Monster Eye 2: Despite being listed as a numbered sequel, it's more an expansion on the first game with a few new stages.Mad Dog II: The Lost Gold and The Last Bounty Hunter.
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The later 2010's saw a resurgences of mounted light gun games in arcades due to them allowing for faster gameplay plus being cheaper to produce than the plasma screen sensors though there are some occasional instances of the traditional set up. In Silent Scope, Revolution X, and T2 the gun requires calibration as part of its boot sequence, though this is not true of other "joystick gun" games like the sprite-based Jurassic Park motion seat game. This makes holding and aiming the gun as if it were real simply impossible, but makes keeping your aim steady a hell of a lot easier. Some of these arcade games are technically not light gun games but "joystick gun" games, as the aiming mechanism is actually a joystick firmly mounted on the face of the cabinet, upon which the gun is mounted. The PlayStation Move add-on for the PlayStation 3 is also compatible in the same fashion. The Wii is similar, using a "sensor bar" that is tracked by the Wii Remote to determine the location of the on-screen cursor (if any), making it an affordable platform for native gun games and arcade gun game ports. Instead, current gun games, particularly those in arcades, use infrared sensors tracked by the gun (which is an infrared camera designed to resemble a gun), so that the monitor and the gun aiming are completely independent of each other this allows for modern gun games to use plasma and LCD screens.
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It should also be noted that many older lightgun games won't work on modern televisions, as the guns relied on the way CRT TV sets refreshed the screen to tell where you were aiming. Console light gun shooters have also popped up from time-to-time, but fell out of favor in the early 2000s with the rise in popularity of First Person Shooters. The light gun shooter genre is popular in arcades, some of the most popular being Lethal Enforcers, Virtua Cop, and Time Crisis.
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