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

The NES version can be played with either a controller or the Zapper, but it probably shouldn’t be played at all. This unlicensed NES game follows in the footsteps of Nintendo’s own (far ...

The NES Zapper Laser is set up so that a full trigger pull provides a momentary pulse, while a partial pull produces a longer burn time. Sensibly, the gun’s creator Justin integrated a key ...

Although there was a time in the 80s (and early 90s for fans of the SuperScope) where light guns were immensely popular, with ...

If you have a nonworking NES Zapper and would like to bring it back to use as a project consider modding it to a USB connection or have it actuate a laser pointer as inspired by the dangerous-but ...

The pistol-like design looked sexy and highly reminiscent of the original Zapper for the NES. Somewhat disappointingly however, the pistol was dropped in favor of a new tommy-gun looking design ...

The NES Zapper became iconic alongside Duck Hunt, but what if it looked like a real laser gun? That's the question asked and answered by British artist Seb Lee-Delisle, who built exactly that.

The pistol looking design was highly evocative of the original NES Zapper and suggested a lot of potential for Wii lightgun games. At E3 2007 we got our hands on the final Wii Zapper and ...

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 ...