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Nintendo Wii Review: Wii Zapper and Link's Crossbow Training 
Blogcritics | by Brian Szabelski | Fri, Jan 25
As a one-year anniversary present for the Wii, Nintendo unleashed the Wii Zapper and pack-in game Link's Crossbow Training. The first official peripheral for the Wii, the Zapper turns your Wii remote and Nunchuk into a semi-automatic gun. But is it worth it? Well, yes, but probably not wha...
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Somehow producing a breath of fresh air out of a fairly worn out strategy sub-genre, Ninjatown’s adorable Ninjas and pesky Devils provide enough appeal to keep gamers thoroughly entertained. With the addition of a finely balanced learning curve that caters for both casual and serious g...
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