The Logic3 PS099L Laser Blaster is a third-party light gun controller designed for the Sony PlayStation and PlayStation 2 by Logic3 in 2000. It resembles, as the name suggests, a Walther P99 pistol. Logic3 released a different variations over the years:
| Model | Laser Sight | Recoil | Reload Pedal Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P99K | No | Yes | Yes | Original model |
| P99L | Yes | Yes | Yes | Fully featured version |
| PS099L | Yes | Yes | No | Revised P99L without pedal support |
| P99G2 | No | Yes | Yes | Updated P99K revision |
The PS099L features a black plastic design with a realistic handgun-inspired appearance and includes additional controls such as a directional pad and function buttons integrated into the gun body. This allows navigation through game menus without requiring a separate controller.
One of the PS099L’s key features is its integrated laser sight, which provides a visual aiming reference when pointed at the screen. The controller also includes additional functions such as a Machine Gun mode, which enables automatic fire and auto-reload capabilities.
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.
Box Contents:
- PS099L
- Manual (Download)
Specs:
Specifications
| Release | 2000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Logic3 |
| System | PS1, PS2 |
| Gunmode | Normal, GunCon, Guncon2 |
| Autofire | Yes |
| Autoreload | Yes |
| Pedal | No |
| 100Hz | Yes |
| Wireless | No |
| Targeting | Laser |
| Feedback | Blowback |
| Form | Walther P99 |
