Even though it doesn't look like a gun, the Zapper at least feels a bit like one. Your front hand has access to the trigger that sets off the Wiimote's B button, while your back hand has total control over the nunchuk. With both the Wiimote and nunchuk in place, the Zapper feels a bit more solid and comfortable. This cord-winding and tucking will keep your Zapper nice and neat, but inserting and removing the corded nunchuk is a pain-you'll probably want to invest another $20 in a dedicated nunchuk that will remain permanently housed in the Zapper. Once both devices are locked into the Zapper, you can keep the cord between them wound up and hidden thanks to a compartment inside the handle.
The nunchuk attachment slides into a smaller notch on the back of the Zapper and stays in place thanks to two small plastic pegs. The Wii remote slides into an indentation in the top of the Zapper and clicks in place securely.
Underneath the curved, matte-white shell is a simple and comfortable device with few moving parts and no electronics. Frankly, it looks more like an abstract sculpture than a gun, all rounded and white with nary a sharp angle to be seen. Despite its vague gun shape-it loosely resembles a Capone-era Thompson submachine gun)-the Zapper's profile is nowhere near as menacing as the original Zapper's. Simple, curved, and white, the Zapper fits perfectly with the Wii's aesthetic. This week's new releases are listed below (list taken from retailer information-actual dates may vary).Instead of a light gun, the Wii Zapper is a simple gun-shaped plastic shell that houses the Wii remote and nunchuk attachment for use in certain shooting games.
This week's Xbox Live Arcade Wednesdays releases will be the futuristic sports game Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe as well as Q Entertainment's trippy shoot-'em-up game (without shooting), Every Extend Extra Extreme (both 800 Microsoft points, or $10). On the downloadable front, the Wii Virtual Console sees its first TurboGrafx-16 CD release, Gate of Thunder (800 Wii points, or $8), along with the NES action game Ninja Gaiden II: The Dark Sword of Chaos (500 Wii points, or $5), and the Super Nintendo sci-fi strategy game Metal Marines (800 Wii points, or $8). Meanwhile, the Wii will welcome a new Victorious Boxers game, Rockstar Presents Table Tennis, Guilty Gear XX Accent Core, and Ultimate Duck Hunting. Players once again pick up the role of the Prince of All Cosmos and roll ever-expanding Katamari clumps around in an attempt to make the largest spherical accumulation of random junk possible.įans of Nintendo consoles are a bit spoiled for choice this week, given that the DS release slate consists of nine games, most notably the new Touch Generations game Flash Focus: Train Your Vision in Minutes a Day, as well as the self-explanatory anime-based Fullmetal Alchemist: Trading Card Game. Rolling into stores alongside Tony Hawk will be Beautiful Katamari for the Xbox 360, the first installment of Namco Bandai's quirky hybrid game to arrive on the current generation of consoles. Proving Ground will be available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PlayStation 2, and Nintendo DS.
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This week, the aptly named Tony Hawk's Proving Ground will give the series the opportunity to show it can still defend its turf from all comers by adding nail-the-grab and nail-the-manual mechanics to last year's introduction of the nail-the-trick mode. Until last month's release of Electronic Arts' Skate, the Tony Hawk series hadn't faced any legitimate competition in the skateboarding genre for years.
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