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Wii Buzz Shotgun
 
Manufacturer: CTA Digital
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Product Description
CTA DIGITAL WI-PVSG Buzz Shotgun for Wii. Brace yourself as your shot gun shakes when you fire virtual rounds of ammo with the Buzz Shot Gun. This plastic shotgun possesses a very life like mold, yet its white plastic color prevents it from being mistaken for an actual shotgun. To operate, place the Wii Remote in the top cradle of the gun and the Wii Nunchuk in its outer stock. After attaching the controllers, manage the wires by using the cable slot and close the top covers. On the sides of the magazine loading port are buttons marked C and Z that allow you to simultaneously press the corresponding buttons on the Wii Nunchuk. Pull the trigger and you will press the B button located under the Wii Remote. The main highlight of this device is the vibration produced when pulling the trigger, activated when you set the switch near the barrel. Adding to the coolness factor of its appearance is the aesthetic possibilities created by the inter-changeable barrel/ magazine tube and stock. Take off the stock and sport the sawed off look ala Terminator 2 or remove the front barrel and you will have a compact blaster. Loaded to the teeth with these features, this heavy duty piece of video game artillery is ready to cause some malicious eradication.

Product Details
  • Authentic Size and Feel Yet Distinct Toy Gun White Color/ Lightweight
  • Removable Stock and Barrel/ Magazine Tube
  • Engage Vibration Upon Setting Switch Then Pulling Trigger
  • Cable Slot and Top Cover for Wire Organization
  • Buttons on the Shotgun for C and Z Buttons On the Wii Nunchuk/ Pull Trigger to Push B Button On the Wii Remote

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Wii shotgun
 
Review Date: February 7, 2010
Reviewer: Nancy M. Conyers, BRIGHTON, CO, US
Was purchased as a gift and they love it, very easy to adapt to alot of games.
GOOD AT FIRST
 
Review Date: February 5, 2010
Reviewer: Adam M. Hoffmann, NE, USA
THIS GUN WAS THE ONLY ONE AT THE TIME THAT HAD CORRECT TRIGGER POSITION TO HAND AND WORKED GREAT THAT FIRST BUT THE MECHANICS DON'T WORK AS SMOOTH OVER TIME.
fun but broke :(
 
Review Date: January 30, 2010
Reviewer: M. Young, OR USA
I got this for my hubby for Christmas and it was a blast until he was using it and the trigger just broke off - not worth anything with a broken trigger and it only lasted a month with light playing, very dissappointing.
Great sounds and action
 
Review Date: December 15, 2009
Reviewer: Annie Music, Georgia
A little hard to manage for smaller people because of the length, but the stock is easily removed to remedy this.
Do not buy !!!!!!!!
 
Review Date: October 30, 2009
Reviewer: S. Bennett,
My brother just had a birthday and got some money and wanted me to get him a Wii gun with his money. So I started looking for one. I saw the one made by Wii and it was $28 and my brother wanted something cheaper. I'm like ok, so we ran across this one and it looked the same and was only $12 and we tried it . I put it together and it was very sturdy. It did not feal cheap. I said this is going to be a real good gun. We tried it and crash it was horrible. The plastic on it was interrupting the signal on the remote and there was like a 5 second delay or it just would not work at all . I took the barrel of and it worked better but not just right so I said this is going right back .I hope this answers any of your quistions .

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