An even bigger problem in Time Crisis III was the fact that there was some sort of sync issue between the gun and the game. Crisis Zone is based upon machine guns in full auto, while the TopGun naturally shoots single shots. We switched the gun to full auto mode and blazed away. Strangely, though keeping the TopGun's trigger held down emptied the 40 round clip without a pause, the game only seemed to register hits about 25% of the time, spaced apart about equally to the TopGun's recoil action. Setting the gun to single-shot action made every bullet connect, but we couldn't pull the trigger fast enough to work with the machinegun mechanic that the game is based upon. We didn't manage to solve the mystery, which left the game somewhat unplayable. Single shot games like House of the Dead III and Time Crisis II were fine, though we also discovered that after a solid half hour of blasting, the recoil slide is prone to getting a little stuck and not completing its motion. When this happens the gun shoots at a slower pace. Pulling the slide back manually made it work perfectly once again. At first we figured we'd be able to burn the recoil mechanic out within a few days, but after the better part of a week it's still going strong. It is true that small motors and solenoids don't last forever, so it may be a problem down the road. We'll update if ours breaks. Conclusion The LCD TopGun isn't perfect, and if it was in a crowded market its review score would be lower. Right now, however, there are very few options for HDTV lightgun gaming. Though the Time Crisis III problem was disappointing, the TopGun performed quite well in all other applications, especially House of the Dead III. It's a rather good looking accessory that will get attention sitting around with your games, and the recoil feedback is a lot of fun. It's also pretty rather cheap: $34.95 from Lik-Sang.com. 영어 해석 좀 부탁드리겠습니다.. 대강 Conclusion위에 까지는 대강대강 뛰엄 뛰엄 삽질하면서 되는것 같은데.. 맞는지 아닌지 아리송하네요 ㅡㅡ.. 역시.. 돌대가리인가...