The Coolest PC Game Gun Mod

June 20, 2009 by Ruibo  

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Get ready to ejaculate as you feast your eyes on this new mod known as the PC VR Game Gun. You can now get your lazy a** off the couch and get in some real live action. Can you say, real life video game simulation? Perhaps Project Natal and Nintendo can learn a thing or two here.

Some features include low-cost, dual-axis miniature rate gyroscope that is fully self-contained for easy integration into human input devices such as the PC VR Gamegun. A unique electromagnetic transducer design and a single etched beam structure utilize the Coriolis effect to sense rotation in two axes simultaneously. Operating between 2.3 and 3.6 volts. 1K of available EEPROM storage on board. Low drift.

Full Motion Tracking – Move the gun and it moves the mouse.

Specs

  • 7″ Widescreen Active Matrix TFT Display
  • Sleek, Stealth Design
  • Emulates as a Windows Mouse 100% compatible
  • Built-in Game pad 3 triggers and dual axis no drivers
  • High-Quality Black Finish with Black Shroud
  • High Dot Resolution: 1440 (H) x 234 (V)
  • 3 Selectable Screen Modes (Full, Wide, Normal)
  • Wireless Remote Control with Front Panel Controls
  • On Screen Display (OSD)
  • Power Supply: 12 VDC
  • Standard RCA Composite Video Input (NTSC only)
  • Dimensions: 5″ H x 9″ W x 0.7″ D
  • Plug ‘n play USB, no special drivers or software needed

Check out the video below for more details.

If you’re interested in picking up one of these bad boys, check out blackhall.net.

Update: The wireless version.

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Comments

45 Responses to “The Coolest PC Game Gun Mod”
  1. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1OKta
    says:

    Brilliant mate well done. Get a patent on that thing quick. Would also be good to use a fresnel lens in front of the screen so you can have a smaller lighter display and much larger image.

    • +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Mackinstyle
      says:

      It’s too late to get a meaningful patent if you’ve already presented your invention to the public. This would count as such.

      • Vote -1 Vote +1GTMoogle
        says:

        From disclosure you have 1 year to file a patent, or so Popular Science tells me. So not too late.

        • Vote -1 Vote +1Xiaowei1
          says:

          Whilst this is correct for the US, the US is not representative of all countries. The EU for example requires the patent to be filed before disclosure.

  2. -1 Vote -1 Vote +1Mark
    says:

    Panent the hell out of that quick! …and possibly implement VR glasses.

  3. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1John Smith
    says:

    Kelly fuking Powers!

  4. -1 Vote -1 Vote +1ZIGGI
    says:

    PATENT THIS NOW!

  5. -3 Vote -1 Vote +1TooBad
    says:

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    • +2 Vote -1 Vote +1rick
      says:

      you’d patent the design not the technology used to create it.

    • Vote -1 Vote +1TomatoSoup
      says:

      Of course he couldn’t patent the hardware.
      But the software I bet is homebrewn. And the layout, plus the whole idea to mounting the screen on the motion sensing device.

      • -4 Vote -1 Vote +1Aaron
        says:

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        • +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Captain Colon
          says:

          Tell that to Microsoft who now have a patent (US Patent 7536726) for an operating system with limited functionality, Mr. Internet Lawyer. I’m sure they were the first ones to come up with that idea.

      • +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Maxwell
        says:

        he didn’t use any software to set that up. He said it’s plug and play. no drivers necessary.

        • +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Xiaowei1
          says:

          you can patent something if the bits that went into it were not of your own creation. do you think the people that made a plastic spoon with a serrated edge and a scoop invented plastic? They just took the inventive step of combining a spoon and a knife and putting them together in a given way.

          You can even patent the method of using a projector on the end of a gun linked to a gaming console played in a darken round room. (Though not all countries easily accept method patents, but the US does).

          In the US you have 1 year from disclosure to patent something. Many other countries allow this too. The EU does not, but no-one would make something exclusively for the EU and not want to see it in the US; even if they had to pay a license fee.

  6. +2 Vote -1 Vote +1Timmy
    says:

    Timmaaayyyy!

  7. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Tina
    says:

    Is anyone else reminded of Uncle Rico from Napoleon Dynamite when watching the first video?

    • Vote -1 Vote +1Alex
      says:

      Haha, funny you mentioned it. I was thinking the exact same thing! “If you’re interested in picking up one of these bad boys, check out blackhall.net.” – Like stolen from Rico :-D

    • Vote -1 Vote +1Brian
      says:

      LOL! Yeah, but at least it’s something cool he’s trying to sell. Seriously, awesome work on that gun. Hope you can profit from it!

  8. Vote -1 Vote +1BINGO !
    says:

    I can haz game gun ????

  9. -6 Vote -1 Vote +1Gamer
    says:

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    • +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Truth
      says:

      I can see why you would think that, however, I think what was meant by the statement that Project Natal and Wii could learn something from this was that this is a good idea that Microsoft or Nintendo probably could benefit from. I like the idea and would buy it if it worked well and was not too expensive (probably even if it was), but there is no need to flip about the statement, unless of course you’re an angry person.

  10. -5 Vote -1 Vote +1no patent
    says:

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    • +1 Vote -1 Vote +1IANAL
      says:

      Many jurisdictions (Canada and USA included) have a 1 year grace period after first disclosure.

      So if he wants to file a patent, he should get a provisional application filed in the USPTO. That will secure his filing date, after which he can put together a proper application.

      Quite simple to put a provisional application together…

      And yes, he *can* patent an invention based on combining other patented items. The only problem is that his patent won’t give him the right to use the underlying invetions, so he’ll need licenses to use them. But that’s actually quite common and shouldn’t be fatal.

  11. Vote -1 Vote +1Paul
    says:

    I’ve seen this film before – love it: “40 Year Old Virgin”

  12. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1DigitalChris
    says:

    “Get ready to ejaculate” …? Ew, a little too clinical. And creepy.

  13. Vote -1 Vote +1Vord
    says:

    Love the wireless game gun… with a wire to the battery lol :)

  14. +2 Vote -1 Vote +1Vijay
    says:

    Amazing concept. I think the best part is that the screen is *on* the gun, so you can spin around 360 degrees and still see what is going on.

    The biggest flaw with the Wii, Natal, etc is that you always have to be facing forward.

    Great implementation. Secure some IP rights and get yourself some deals, there is a market for this!

  15. -3 Vote -1 Vote +1Dunner
    says:

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    • +1 Vote -1 Vote +1alphazed
      says:

      The keyboard controls are on the front of the gun. It’s actually not hard at all to move around. Maybe I’ll have him make another video where he shows off a minute or so of gameplay so you can see what I mean.

      • Vote -1 Vote +1Dunner
        says:

        Ah, ok, very good – Perhaps even an analogue stick horizontally positioned on the side of the gun would work?

        • Vote -1 Vote +1retards
          says:

          I think a D pad on the front of the gun for movement would be better than the damn keyboard. mouse is better those look stupid

  16. Vote -1 Vote +1Mike Homo Hendry
    says:

    Does the gun really move the mouse? Or does it just move the cursor on the screen?

    • Vote -1 Vote +1natb
      says:

      lol… cool as f..k

      Great idea, nice implemenation, good idea removing mullet for the second vid.

      alphazed: yep, movement as keys on the gun. think with about 10mins on it, you’ll be wired (or less :P ). But could see many people getting carried away and backing up through plaster walls!

      Imagine this moved into a real setting (ie laserquest stylee) with a 3D equiv map for playing… multiple sensors for tracking over large area and 3D coords on top of gun orientation. Dim the lights… crank the volume… nice.

      A great stop gap to oled and the looooooong awaited wearable (no headache rendering) glasses!

  17. Vote -1 Vote +1Matt
    says:

    Does the game gun require a mullet to operate?

    • Vote -1 Vote +1retards
      says:

      no, but requires you to run into all the furniture in your house while your getting your shit kicked in playing

  18. +2 Vote -1 Vote +1Josh
    says:

    This thing is amazing, Patent or no.
    I think that this could be the start of something Big for Fps’s.
    Especially in an arcade setting. Picture this…The Gun has a 120hz projector (or 2 60hz) on the front as to enable it for stereoscopic gaming. And you put on your Stereoscopic glasses and step into a room that is completely round (except for the floor) Like the inside of a ball. you close the door and the lights go dark . the game comes on and your in a completely immersed the 3d environment being that not only as the projected image coming from the gun in 3d but you would see it anywhere you turn! Wow with this guys invention that is completely possible! Great invention but take it a step further. And the same could be done on the home market scale by selling the gun and rounded gap fillers for the corners of your room. Heck add voice recognition and the xbox 360 could become the xbox1080.

  19. Vote -1 Vote +1CPU64
    says:

    Its not that easy to get a patent in this country. Its definitely not cheap either. I tried to get my button less guitar hero controller patented (improvement patent) and it would have cost me $700 just for them to check and see if something else similar isn’t already patented..

    • Vote -1 Vote +1Xiaowei1
      says:

      Actually it’s pretty easy, you just have to be inventive in describing why your product is different from whatever the examiner of a patent may throw back at you, and state rather clearly why your invention is so novel.

      If you go through a lawyer it will cost quite a bit, so be certain the idea will be picked up once you are done.

      You can always just do the patent yourself and correct mistakes the examiner may throw at you. This may be a mistake though when you try to create your claims. you can always write the patent, the seek clarification from a patent lawyer (expect $2k to $3k fee). Don’t forget the filing fee too.

      your alternative would be to seek out a backer who would like to use your technology (invention) and perhaps patent it for you (with you as the inventor and them as the assignee). Microsoft may indeed be interested in the invention.

  20. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1John
    says:

    Irrespective of the patent bun-fight.

    I need the answer to three simple questions.

    1) Where can I get hold of at least two of these units (possible a lot more once evaluated in our lab) [wired or wireless] 2) how much do they cost 3) when can I get them.

  21. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Whatcha
    says:

    Is That A Network Solutions Tee Shirt ?

  22. +2 Vote -1 Vote +1RDKING
    says:

    Google it again

  23. Vote -1 Vote +1Him
    says:

    I heard Blizzard is interested in buying the rights from this guy. Cheers! He deserves it, it’ll be a hit I’m sure.

  24. +1 Vote -1 Vote +1Vern
    says:

    New Game Gun VIDEO. New photo looks good / retail package
    http://www.Blackhall.net/GameGun.htm

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