Description
The release date of Hais’s Vulture On Desert is not clear, as is not printed on the box or the manual. The gun is modeled after the popular Desert Eagle, but has no official license like the guns released by cybergun. It only supports normal and Guncon1 mode, as there is no USB Jack for the PS2. Other than most Desert Eagle light guns, this one can be also used on the Sega Saturn.
The SL-4260 has the A and B buttons above the trigger, the grip button and the plug for the pedal are also mapped to A. On the left is a switch to change the gun mode from normal to Guncon mode. Next to it is a 3-way switch for the firemodes normal, autoreload and autofire+autoreload. At the bottom of the handle is an on/off switch for the blowback feedback and the ts-connector for an optional pedal. The hammer can be pulled back and acts as a second B button.
The gun comes with a blowback feedback, which means that on every shot, a motor moves the slide once and a spring then brings it back into its original position. The mechanism isn’t flawless, as the slide does not stop after being pulled back by the spring resulting in a second bounce. When autofire is activated, the feedback triggers continuously if the trigger is held down. To use the feedback a Wall Adapter has to be used, the secondary side has to be plugged into the controller plug.
Box Contents:
- Vulture on desert
- Pedal
- Wall adapter
- Manual? (missing)
