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[[Image:Menacer.jpg|thumb|right|230px|Sega Menacer, European model]]More like a "light bazooka" than a normal light gun, the user puts the Sega '''Menacer''' on his/her shoulder and uses the sight to aim. The Menacer came packaged with either a 6-in-1 multicart of simple shooter games or Terminator 2 for the [[Sega Genesis]]. It uses an infrared receiver which is best positioned above the TV/monitor, and plugs into the controller port. It is similar to the Superscope for the [[SNES]]. | [[Image:Menacer.jpg|thumb|right|230px|Sega Menacer, European model]]More like a "light bazooka" than a normal light gun, the user puts the Sega '''Menacer''' on his/her shoulder and uses the sight to aim. The Menacer came packaged with either a 6-in-1 multicart of simple shooter games or Terminator 2 for the [[Sega Genesis]]. It uses an infrared receiver which is best positioned above the TV/monitor, and plugs into the controller port. It is similar to the Superscope for the [[SNES]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:46, 27 June 2006
File:Menacer.jpg
Sega Menacer, European model
The shoulder rest and binocular scope are detachable, so the Menacer can be used as an ordinary pistol-like weapon.
The Menacer is incompatible with other games that require a lightgun - most notably, Lethal Enforcers, which requires Konami's own Justifier gun.