Nerf-N-Strike Bundle
by Electronic Arts
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Video Game Reviews of Nerf-N-Strike Bundle
Customer Review: Word to your moms
Summary: 4 Stars
Bought this for my wife for her birthday. She loves it. Tons of fun multiplayer action. It only comes with three microdarts, too easy to lose them all. Good game, though.Customer Review: nice gun
Summary: 3 Stars
THE GAME:
The game is ok. There are many types of game to play, and many types of guns to use and unlock. The voices can get annoying after awhile. The comic book style in-game movies are done well and are neat as a style.
THE GUN:
The only retail store I've seen the gun by itself for sale is Toys R Us, for around $15. This is a nice gun accessory for the Wii. I use rechargable battery packs in my wii-motes which won't fit in other gun accessories-but they fit in the Nerf one just fine. The removable dart gun part is fairly easily modified to shoot further (if you have a small saw and an appropriate adhesive). I increased the range of mine about 30-50% by removing the air restrictors and sealing a couple of holes in the barrel.
WARNING: MODIFYING THIS TOY VOIDS YOUR WARRANTY AND IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO BE PERFORMED BY ANYONE. YOU MAY NOT HOLD ANYONE BUT YOURSELF RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR INJURY RESULTING FROM ANY NON-HASBRO APPROVED MODIFICATIONS YOU CHOOSE TO MAKE TO THIS TOY.
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Customer Review: Nerf a Blast, but for the kiddos!
Summary: 3 Stars
My boys, ages 5 and 6, desperately wanted this game. We have Nerf Wars at home all the time, and they were originally thinking you shot nerf darts at the tv as part of the game. We purchased the game, and they have played it for quite some time. As for the gameplay, there are boy friendly graphics and sounds. The voices that speak to you are futuristically robotic, but they do provide directions which is nice since the boys can't read them yet. You unlock Nerf weapons along the way as you score points. Each weapon shoots differently: think firing speed, power, and accuracy. There are a ton of guns to earn, and we don't have all of them yet. If you have problems passing one of the game levels, you can go back to choose a different weapon and try again. Maybe you need more firing power or better aim. There are portions where you have to shoot at only certain colored robots and miss the others, as well as a portion that resembles Boom Blox as you topple towers of blocks with your shots. Most of the time we play games as family. This one bored my husband and I pretty quickly, but the boys are still really enjoying it. I was hoping for a little more from it, especially after all the hype and coming from such a big name like Nerf. In conclusion, not a bad game, but not a house favorite.
UPDATE: Many people have commented the guns are now available for individual purchase. Yeah! Good to know. Thanks!