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'''''Beam Gun (光線銃)''''' was a toy line by [[Nintendo]], which utilized a [[light gun]] designed by [[Masayuki Uemu The object of each of the games is to line the gun up to fire light at physical targets.

...t gun was developed by [[Seeburg]] in their ''Ray-O-Lite'' [[arcade]] game line that first launched in 1936. The gameplay consisted of a gun that would emi ...n the line, Beam Gun SP, had a range of 24 feet, whereas the second in the line, Beam Gun Custom, had a range of 300 feet.

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...ir sukeban, or boss girl. The final fight is at a car dealership that is a front for the Yakuza crime organization known as the Sanwakai. After defeating Sa ...unchanged, as it still takes place in a car dealership that is actually a front for gangsters, and the boss is still Sabu. The only difference is that some

...The first line, "Beam Gun SP", had a range of 24 feet, whereas the second line, "Beam Gun Custom", had a range of 300 feet. ...ith a film of clay pigeons broadcast on it over an overhead projector. In front was the lightgun, which when fired, a network of reflective surfaces would

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...ith a film of clay pigeons broadcast on it over an overhead projector. In front was the lightgun, which when fired, a network of reflective surfaces would ...th it. When the Beam Gun, named after Nintendo's successful light gun toy line, was released on February 18, 1984, an adaptation of ''Wild Gunman'' was re

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The rest of the army of Tokugawa fight the guards from the front, while Musashi and Majima sneak in the back. Majima killed one of the remai When he tells him that her father died in front of her eyes, Musashi realizes that she is the young girl about whom Majima

...designed the [[Electronic Rifle|light guns]], based on their [[Beam Gun]] line and their [[Simulation System]], which were used in the various shooting ga ...t 2]], the development team that had previously designed the Color TV-Game line, went to work designing a system that could read media from a cartridge.

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...that falsely claimed that her presence was proof that the orphanage was a front for the Yakuza. ...her to have an abortion, which lets Haruka know that Yuta is the second in line of ascension to lead the Saio Triad. Toru Hirose, the patriarch of Yuta Usa

...ith a film of clay pigeons broadcast on it over an overhead projector. In front was the lightgun, which when fired, a network of reflective surfaces would ...represent the characters on the screen. The two games released under this line were ''[[Spitball Sparky]]'' and ''[[Crab Grab]]''.

...ted with this technology. With the release of the "[[Beam Gun]]" light gun line, Nintendo became the first company in Japan to release toys with electronic ...titled Computer TV-Game ''Othello''. It was the last in the Color TV-Game line and was released in [[1980]].

...chine than the PS/2 that returned to the architecture of its [[IBM PC AT]] line including an [[IDE]] disk interface, an [[ISA]] bus for component cards, an ...pened the [[Korea Computer Center]] (조선컴퓨터센터, Chosŏn Computer Center), the front-facing information technology research center run by the isolated nation.

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