The FPGA developer @_atrac17 has shared some new footage of @pr4mod's upcoming Terminator 2: Judgment Day release for Analogue Pocket, revealing that it will include Gun4IR lightgun support.
Back in September, @_atrac17 had announced that the pair would be making a bunch of Midway titles playable on the Pocket FPGA device as part of their Coin-Op Collection series.
This included the lightgun shooter T2: Judgment Day, which was originally released in arcades back in 1991, and took advantage of Midway's Y Unit Hardware.
The arcade game saw players take control of a reprogrammed T-800 and loosely followed the events of the James Cameron film. Players would have to maneuver a crosshair around the screen, with the ultimate goal being to eliminate Skynet's forces and prevent Judgment Day from happening.
The new footage shared by @_atrac17 shows the FPGA developer tweaking the settings in a menu, before using the Gun4IR lightgun to play through the second stage, which is set in a human hideout in the year 2029.
The game will be playable on the Analogue Pocket as of December 25th, with the core being available to backers of the Coin-Op Collection Patreon.
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Ah yes, those delightful people.
Amazing, can't wait for this!!
Never thought I'd see Black Face Trump on a Time Extension article lol
More arcade cores for analogue pocket, nice 😃
Gun support on the Analogue Pocket? How does that work? 🤔
Interesting, as I've heard the game TECHNICALLY wasn't a light gun shooter.
It was a game with a joystick disguised as a light gun, which reportedly was enough to matter as far as 1CC-ability is concerned.
I've read it has been TAS'd but the comparative lag of joystick-based input is enough to make it not possible realtime.
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