NES Zapper on the SNES?

[GOTHCLAWZ]

Is it possible for the Zapper to work as a Super Scope 6 on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System?

 

There is no Zapper for the Retro Duo so I was wondering if a NES controller port to SNES conversion would do the trick...

 

 

 

 

Basically I was wanna plug this:

 

Into this:

 

I heard that the Super Scope works as a Zapper on the Retro Duo so if that's the case I'll just buy one of those.

Edited May 6, 2009 by GOTHCLAWZ

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I think the Zapper and Super scope actually work differently (I'm sure someone will tell me I'm wrong)

 

I'm sur it wouldn'tbe hard to gut a super scope and put it in a Zapper footprint though. Calibrateing it would be a pain in the arse, but that's only a little time.

 

Come to think of it, the Super scope was wireless, a wireless zapper would be cool!

[brak]

the zapper was a traditional light gun, pull trigger and the TV goes black except where the target is, that turns white, and the zapper looks for that white section to register a hit or miss.

 

the superscope had a sensor that plugged in the controller port of the snes, and it sat on top of the TV. i think the sensor was IR, i'm not 100% on that part. but the sensor acted with the superscope to do it's work. perhaps it was like the wii-remotes and the wii sensor bar.

 

hope that helps.

Edited May 6, 2009 by brak

[GOTHCLAWZ]

I think the Zapper and Super scope actually work differently (I'm sure someone will tell me I'm wrong)

 

I'm sur it wouldn'tbe hard to gut a super scope and put it in a Zapper footprint though. Calibrateing it would be a pain in the arse, but that's only a little time.

 

Come to think of it, the Super scope was wireless, a wireless zapper would be cool!

 

Yeah, well, there would be slow response using the old wireless technology.

 

the zapper was a traditional light gun, pull trigger and the TV goes black except where the target is, that turns white, and the zapper looks for that white section to register a hit or miss.

 

Yeah.

 

the superscope had a sensor that plugged in the controller port of the snes, and it sat on top of the TV. i think the sensor was IR, i'm not 100% on that part. but the sensor acted with the superscope to do it's work. perhaps it was like the wii-remotes and the wii sensor bar.

 

hope that helps.

 

Sounds impossible.