Nintendo Wii Combat Pack for Zelda

May 15 2007, 2:15am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Improve the realism playing Zelda or Red Steel with this combat set for your Nintend Wii.

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The set comes with two swords and a shield. The swords attach to the Wiimote, while the shield has an attachment for the nunchuck.
The Wii accessories are made of foam material to make them save for kids and your LCD TV. These Wii controller enhancements are not officially licensed by any game.
Gadget shop Brando sell the Wii Combat set for $19.

We have already seen the Wii remote extensions for Wii sports a while ago. These also come made with nerf material.

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