It Feels Exactly Like You Remember
Pick up and something clicks immediately. The grip. The recoil on every shot. This isn’t a simulation of the arcade — it’s the arcade, rebuilt for your living room TV.
Turn your modern gaming setup into an aim-and-shoot arcade experience with IR tracking, wireless connectivity, recoil feedback and fun two-handed control.
Windows · Linux · Raspberry Pi · Xbox Series X|S · PS4 · PS5

The RetroShot isn’t just a controller — it’s the full arcade experience.
Lock on, pull the trigger, and feel the kick every single shot.

Skip the thumbstick. RetroShot lets you physically aim toward the screen, bringing classic arcade-style shooting back to modern setups.
The sensor system tracks where the controller is pointed.
Feel physical feedback during compatible shooting gameplay.
Choose the 2-player set for co-op or head-to-head arcade sessions.
Every RetroShot order comes fully equipped. Plug in and start shooting within 60 seconds.
No extra hardware required. The IR sensor bar connects to your TV or monitor. The Bluetooth receiver links to your gaming platform automatically.
The nostalgia of the arcade, reimagined for your home
Pick up and something clicks immediately. The grip. The recoil on every shot. This isn’t a simulation of the arcade — it’s the arcade, rebuilt for your living room TV.
Time Crisis. House of the Dead. Duck Hunt. Virtua Cop. Area 51. All pre-loaded, ready to play. No downloads. No updates. Just boot up and shoot.
Hand them the gun. Watch their face when they get their first hit. That’s the moment you’ve been waiting to share — and it makes you the coolest parent in the room.
Integrated movement and function controls make it easier to navigate compatible games and software without constantly switching controllers.
Familiar arcade-style firing control.
Helps navigate supported games and menus.
Additional control options for compatible setups.
Recharge your controller between gaming sessions.

The IR sensor system creates positioning reference points around your display so the controller can determine where you are aiming.
Position the IR sensors around your display according to the setup instructions.
Connect the supplied Bluetooth receiver to your compatible gaming setup.
Complete the aiming calibration so your physical aim matches the screen.
Launch compatible light gun software or games and start shooting.
RetroShot uses an IR sensor system to track where the controller is pointed, while the Bluetooth receiver connects it to your compatible gaming setup.
Setup is designed to take about 60 seconds: place the sensors, connect the receiver, run the aiming calibration, and start playing.
RetroShot is designed to work with flat-screen TVs and monitors when used with a compatible gaming platform.
Yes. The RetroShot is compatible with PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC, Linux, and Raspberry Pi. Steam Deck support depends on your game configuration.
Yes. The IR sensor system works with modern LED and OLED flatscreens up to 100 inches, as well as compatible projector setups. Place the IR sensors around your display as per the setup guide.
The programmable buttons on the controller handle in-game actions like crouching and reloading. Full button mapping details are included in the setup guide for compatible games.
Yes — the 2-player set includes two RetroShots and two receivers. Both players can aim and shoot simultaneously in supported co-op or versus modes.
Yes, we ship worldwide. Orders are dispatched within 24 hours and delivered in 1–3 weeks. All import duties and customs fees are covered — no surprise charges at delivery.
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Set it up on my 50" TV in under 20 minutes. The IR tracking is spot on and the trigger feels so satisfying. Haven’t put it down since it arrived.

Pulled out Time Crisis on a Friday night and had the whole family taking turns. Two pistol mode is a game changer. This thing is built for a good time.

Was on the fence about the bundle but so glad I went for it. 600+ games is not a joke — there’s titles on here I haven’t seen since childhood. Absolutely worth it.