T he tech inside Nintendo's Duck Hunt Zapper gun is easily some of the coolest to come out of 80's gaming. The way this ...

Most will remember the Zapper as the bundled accessory that came with the NES Action Set, and the controller of necessity for ...

Because the included shotgun-style light gun was only usable on a Magnavox television, the game flopped. The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Zapper then fell into the hands of American kids in ...

A custom firearms manufacturer in Texas modded up a Glock handgun to resemble a Nintendo Zapper, the light gun that shipped with millions of Nintendo Entertainment Systems in the 1980s.

It’s a situation in which life is imitating art (if you believe videogames are art like I do) which were inspired by life, a custom gun manufacturer created an homage to what we all lovingly ...

Even more interesting is that the gun — marketed as the Nintendo Zapper — worked with any TV or screen, making it (almost) universally compatible during that era. "Duck Hunt" first arrived ...

Our big complaint with the Wii Zapper has always been the fact that Nintendo pursued the tommy gun layout, which is the cause of every one of the Zapper's problems. The biggest of these is the ...

Among the 18 weapons uncovered were a nine millimeter handgun painted to look like a Nintendo “Zapper” light gun. Some of the other guns seized had high capacity magazines while others were ...

The firearm design was inspired by the Nintendo Zapper, a toy gun that was used in the retro Nintendo game “Duck Hunt” in which players would shoot at their television screen with a laser toy gun.

The weirdest Zapper game is also probably the hardest. Gumshoe was one of Nintendo’s first NES light gun games, and unlike the rest it’s not a shooting gallery. It’s a side-scrolling ...

however you might be correct in stating that once again it was Nintendo that mastered the peripheral and set the standard for light guns to follow. The NES Zapper was released as part of the ...