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"Hopefully you had your Campbell's Chunky Fully Loaded Beef Stew this morning, because it takes a Man to look down the barrel of the G-Mate Mag Gun and live. The weapon just passed through the FCC unscathed, and now it's gunning for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. The basic operation is simple enough, with triggers, face buttons, a d-pad and everything else you'd need to ape a modern console controller. There's only one analog nub, but that's of course because the gun's own motion is meant to emulate the second. G-Mate isn't so clear on how that part of the gun works, but from what we can glean, it's basically an accelerometer and / or gyroscope, which you calibrate to the center of your particular screen with a dedicated button. A sensitivity knob completes the Mag Gun-specific functionality -- which probably won't revolutionize the FPS genre, but certainly might give those suspicious of the Move or too masculine for the XCM Fire something to watch out for. Check out some videos of it in action after the break."

[ame=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHNIfEKhnKQ]YouTube - Mag Gun World First Review Offical Demo HKCC www.hacken.cc[/ame]

[ame=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYD3GzgSd3Y]YouTube - Mag Gun World First Review and Testing HKCC www.hacken.cc[/ame]


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wouldnt that be hard to play with?

I don't know if it's just me but pay a close attention to the 2nd video the Motions from the "Real" gun he's holding doesn't match the gun on the screen soo I don't know what to make of this. And plus as already stated this would be ridiculously hard to play with for an extended period of time.

how would this actually work, like that duck shooting from the old NES?

I didn't watch the 2nd video, the 1st video has me contemplating suicide.