The iconic NES Zapper, which debuted alongside the NES back in 1985, has long been a fan favorite in Nintendo's pantheon of peripherals. Combining this iconic light gun with Transformers bad guy ...

It’s an age-old question: what exactly was going on when you laid waste to cartoon ducks with the Nintendo Zapper? The 8-Bit Guy is here to exhaustively explain exactly how this beautiful little ...

TEXAS (WIVB) — Criticism over a custom-made handgun produced to look similar to Nintendo’s ‘Duck Hunt’ controller prompted a Texas-based firearm maker to issue a clarification. Precision Syndicate ...

Part of the fun of using light guns to play video games is imagining that you're firing a laser beam at enemies on your TV screen. Thanks to a resourceful hardware hacker, a Nintendo Zapper — a light ...

The Wii Zapper, a plastic gun-shaped casing for the Nintendo console’s Wii-mote and Nunchuck controllers, will makes it debut in the U.S. in time for the holiday shopping season on Nov. 19, Nintendo ...

Nintendo taps into its back catalog for this week’s Wii U eShop update, as the company has reissued a series of classic games via its Virtual Console service that originally featured support for the ...

TEXAS (WIVB) – Criticism over a custom-made handgun produced to look similar to Nintendo’s ‘Duck Hunt’ controller prompted a Texas-based firearm maker to issue a clarification. Precision Syndicate ...

The Zapper gun from the original Nintendo was ahead of its time. That time, though, was around 30 years ago and the iconic controller won’t even work with most modern televisions. With a little ...

If you grew up with a Nintendo Entertainment System in your house, then you no doubt remember the Zapper, the gray (or bright orange) light gun that let you shoot at ducks, bulls-eyes, and banditos.

US gun manufacturer Precision Syndicate has made a glock that is based off the classic Nintendo Entertainment System lightgun, the Zapper. Precision first showed off the gun last week and it caused a ...

Now relegated to musty arcades, rickety old piers and that dingy corner at the local bowling alley behind the pool tables, it's fair to say that the golden age of light gun games is well and truly ...