For retro gaming enthusiasts, few problems have been as frustrating as the death of CRT televisions. As HDTVs became standard in the mid-2000s, classic lightgun games were effectively left behind due to incompatibility with modern displays. Titles built around precision aiming—once staples of the living room—became unplayable for most users. Now, nearly two decades later, the Intec Gaming Time Breaker LightGun aims…
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