description Point Blank 3 (PlayStation) Overview
Point Blank 3 is a light gun shooter video game developed and published by Namco for the PlayStation console. As the third main installment in the Point Blank series, it retains the format of short, arcade-style shooting minigames hosted by the recurring characters Dr. Don and Dr. Dan.
Players use a compatible light gun, such as the GunCon, to complete various fast-paced target-shooting challenges. The game was released in Japan in 2000 under the title Gunbarl, featuring expanded multiplayer and single-player tournament modes.
insights Ranking position
Point Blank 3 (PlayStation) ranks #18 of 69 in the Light Gun Shooter ranking, behind Deadstorm Pirates, ahead of House of the Dead: Scarlet Dawn.
help Point Blank 3 (PlayStation) FAQ
Can Point Blank 3 be played with a Namco GunCon on the original PlayStation?
Yes. Point Blank 3 supports Namco's GunCon light gun on the original PlayStation, although a standard controller can also be used.
What do Dr. Don and Dr. Dan actually do in Point Blank 3?
Dr. Don and Dr. Dan host a rapid series of shooting challenges rather than a continuous story campaign. Players hit targets, protect designated objects, and avoid bombs or civilians under strict time and ammunition limits.
Does Point Blank 3 have the same minigame structure as Point Blank 2?
It retains the short, score-driven minigame format used by Point Blank 2, but supplies a new collection of challenges. Both games reward accuracy and fast reactions while frequently changing the target rules.
Will Point Blank 3's light-gun mode work on a modern television?
The original GunCon was designed for CRT television timing and generally does not work correctly on LCD or OLED displays. Playing the authentic light-gun mode therefore normally requires a compatible CRT, an original PlayStation setup, and the necessary video connection.
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