Hais Dreamcast Mini Gun (now with pictures!)

[Kitsune Sniper]

I picked up a lot of five of these today, all brand new and unused. I'm keeping one for myself, but what is their approximate retail value? Google didn't help, and there's none on eBay.

[Sailorneorune]

Pictures, if you please.

[Kitsune Sniper]

That... probably won't happen any time soon. There's rain in my area and my ISP has suddenly decided to lower my internet speeds down to the level of a 28.8k dialup modem...

[Sailorneorune]

Ack.

Take your time then, and until then, here's a coupon good for one free OBJECTION!. Use it on your ISP.

[cyberfluxor]

I couldn't find a picture.

The Hais DC Mini Gun is a Dreamcast light gun compatible with all US Dreamcast light gun titles. It has both single shot and autofire capabilities, and has a built in vibration function (which can be disabled using a switch). The gun is small in comparison to other light guns for the Dreamcast, but is surprisingly comfortable to hold. There are no expansion slots for the Hais DC Mini Gun, meaning it is incompatible with the VMU. The gun features a directional pad and Start and B buttons beneath the barrel. The trigger uses a well-made plastic slide, as opposed to hinged triggers, which produce clicking noises. The trigger weight is also desirably ergonomic. The orange plastic hammer of the gun is actually a functional button capable of triggering a secondary weapon.

Sounds wierd, would love to see a picture as I don't believe I've seen one of these before.

[BIGMIKE]

tru dat, could use a light gun for the newly acquired d cast

[Kitsune Sniper]

Now with pictures!


Picture of the box. This thing doesn't have a printed booklet, the back of the box -is- the instruction manual.


This is all that's inside of the box. The gun is TINY - it's about the same size as the guns included with Power Player / Super Joy systems! The gun's safety controls the autofire, auto reload or normal modes. There are two B buttons - one on the side, next to the Start button, and one in the back, where the guns' hammer would be. There's also a D-Pad on the side of the gun's stock.

One cool thing about this gun is that it appears to have recoil built in. I haven't tested the guns yet, but there's a switch underneath the stock, next to the cord, which turns the recoil on or off. This appears to be the same as the Yobo Dreamcast gun I own.

Unfortunately, there is no Memory Card slot... for the following reasons:


This gun is TINY.

After some consideration, I decided to keep two of the five I got. I already have several two gun sets, might as well keep the tradition going. Still. Any clue how much these are worth?

Edit:
Oh yeah, please don't use these pictures anywhere else, like Wikipedia.

[Kitsune Sniper]

Bueller?