Taking apart the G'AIM'E light gun — both halves of it

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A ¥13,200 Time Crisis console turned out to ship a hardcoded AES key , no secure boot of any kind , and a licensed Namco arcade emulator . The gun turned out to be a second Linux computer with a deliberately unmarked SoC, an NPU, and a root shell on an unpopulated header.

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