So I decided to try and test Bubba's Buck Blastin' on a real ActionMax console. And in doing so, I have come to two conclusions:
1. The gun on my ActionMax doesn't work right.
2. My X-Box 360 is a piece of crap.
I have got the sensor to light up for hits sometimes. While other times, I point the gun straight on top of the TV and press fire and nothing happens (well, "nothing" in the ActionMax sense, it plays a ricochet sound after you fire the gun). I tried an ActionMax tape because I wasn't sure if I did it correctly. I pointed the gun on top of the TV and fire and nothing happens. So I'm guessing it works OK, and that my gun is a piece of crap since it doesn't work OK on an official ActionMax game. About my X-Box 360 being a piece of crap, though: I put in the disc and it acts all weird. Most of the times it plays and yet some of the times, it just freezes and says "Attempting to get data off disc." I put it in my computer and it worked OK. I wonder if it's either the gun or the sensor. I don't know, the thing is 28 years old, so it could be the console deteriorated through time. I think I'll release it as-is. My back is killing me from hunching over to put the gun on the TV and firing at stuff. And I'm hot. I'm getting too old. I'm only in my thirties.
I do have another idea for an ActionMax game, a Christmas-themed one about shooting snowmen, but it would require some snow to fall here for filming it. Since that hardly ever happens, I'll think of something else. Anyway, I plan to release this game in September at a very low price, seeing as how I am unable to test it correctly. Don't get me wrong, I've got hits to register, but I don't know if anyone else will.
I think anyone interested in an ActionMax game will like it. I put it on a DVD with an actual menu, and there's the game and then there's something else. I won't tell you what that something else is, you'll have to buy it in September...