This is the WeeP5, a fully functional Wii controller gun that looks like an MP5. [TheOreos] found the original zapper attachments to be lacking in several areas. His solution was to build a control… ...

After almost 20 years, Nintendo has brought the Zapper, at least in name, to the Nintendo Wii. It's available in stores today for just $20, and it includes a free game, Link's Crossbow Training .

Most gamers who grew up in the 1980s have fond memories of "Duck Hunt," one of the games that came with the Nintendo Entertainment System. Your controller was a plastic gun, the Zapper, that you ...

Nintendo's original Zapper has a spiritual successor in the Wii console's remote control, which you operate by pointing directly at your TV screen. IE 11 is not supported.

The Wii Zapper, in its $20 shell glory, is out. I picked up mine, and marveled at the fact I just spent $20 on some plastic. The nunchuk fits into the back easily, ...

Control Freak: Don't bother with the Wii Zapper Wii's new device might work with some games, such as 'Link's Crossbow Training,' but with others (think 'Umbrella Chronicles') it just gets in the way.

The zapper looks cool, but it actually makes shooter games less enjoyable. Image: Nintendo The in-laws are done playing Wii Sports tennis, and the kids are in bed. Time to bust some caps with the ...

If you don't want a Wii Zapper, Link's Crossbow Training offers terrible value based on its length, but that's not to say that the few hours that you'll spend with it aren't fun. They're really fun.

The Wii Zapper looks more like a Star Trek phaser rifle than the pistol we saw 14 months ago. The curvy, simplified white gun holds both the remote and nunchuck attachment in place, ...

Overshadowed by the chronic shortage of Wiis during the past holiday season was the release of Wii Zapper — the $20 molded-plastic accessory that turns your Wii Remote and Nunchuk into a ...

When Nintendo announced the Wii Zapper peripheral during its E3 07 press conference, Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime noted that several developers are working on games to make special use of ...