Kumiko Nikaido
Vindication...sweet.
The Wii Blaster, an accessory that converts your Wii Remote and Nunchuck into a shotgun-blaster, sucks.
Made by Core Gamer, and priced at $20 bucks, you'd think the company would include documentation or some remote hint of instructions to assemble this damned thing. Well, too bad. You're on your own in figuring out out to attach the Wii Remote into the front barrel, and feed the Nunchuck-wire THROUGH the main body where Nunchuck itself will rest outside on the grip. In the end, you'll have some wire-slack hanging out making the shotgun look like it has a small umbilicle-cord at its side. Oh what fantastic design!
So how does the Wii Blaster handle with all the FPS games out there? Like crap. Since most games use the Nunchuck for movement, and the Remote for shooting, you'll be pressing by the barrel to get off your rounds. Until FPS games from here on out allow you to remap shooting to the Nunchuk, then you won't be shooting by the grip. This doesn't feel natural at all, and for shooting games like Wii Play and Resident Evil 4, holding and using the Blaster is not intuitive. Having fun waggling this thing with both hands to reload! Oh joy!
Lastly, does this accessory allow for more accuracy? Nope. The Wii Remote is not the GunCon 2, so since there's a lot of "free space" between the onscreen cursor and your actual hand-movements on the remote, the Blaster-sight is pretty much rendered null.....looking through the sight to aim does not translate exactly to where the cursor appears on your TV. Lame.
Wait for the official Wii Zapper by Nintendo instead. This Wii Blaster is gimmicky at best.