The Virtua Gun (バーチャガン), known as the Stunner in North America, is the official light-gun peripheral for the Sega Saturn.
As the name might suggest, the Virtua Gun was built for Virtua Cop and Virtua Cop 2 in mind (even being designed by their creators, Sega AM2[8]), and was bundled with these games as a result (though it was also available separately). It was also bundled with The House of the Dead in Europe and Asia.
Japanese Virtua Guns are black, but due to regulations in other territories, colours had to change. European models are blue due to UK law[9] while and North American models were only sold in safety orange, to comply with US firearm regulations.
The Virtua Gun debuted in late 1995 and was officially supported by Sega throughout the console's lifespan. In contrast, the Saturn's main rival, the PlayStation, never received a true first-party light gun, with Konami's Hyper Blaster (Justifier in the US) shipping in early 1996, and the first in Namco's GunCon series of light guns releasing in June 1997.
Compatible games
Localised names
Also known as
| Language
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Localised Name
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English Translation
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| English
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Virtua Gun
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Virtua Gun
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| English (US)
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Stunner
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Stunner
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| Japanese
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バーチャガン
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Virtua Gun
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| Korean
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버쳐 건
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Virtua Gun
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Artwork
Photo gallery
JP model (HSS-0122) (reverse)
Magazine articles
- Main article: Virtua Gun/Magazine articles.
Promotional material

PDF
Advertisement on the back of the US
Virtua Cop manual.

PDF
Print advert in Blue Jean (TR) #03/97: "Mart 1997" (1997-xx-xx)
Physical scans
| Saturn, JP (HSS-0122) |
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 Box |
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| Saturn, EU |
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 Manual |
External links
- Sega of Japan catalogue pages (Japanese): Saturn
References