dreamGEAR Wii Game Blaster

At E3 this year, I had a chance to play with the official Nintendo Wii light gun. It was cool, but a little cheaply made for my tastes. Not too long ago dreamGEAR launched a soft sport set for the Nintendo Wii and today they are back with another Wii product in time for holiday giving.

The dreamGEAR Wii Game Blaster is a gun-like holder for your Wii remote that is compatible with any FPS or shooting game on the Wii system. The Wii Game Blaster combines the Wii Remote and Nunchuck into one easy to wield gun.

The Game Blaster uses an ambidextrous design so all gamers can use it and the Blaster comes apart with one button press to allow gamers to go from shooting to throwing. "The GameBlaster is the most superior light gun on the market," said Richard Weston, dreamGEAR co-founder. "It is the complete package for first-person shooter and shooting titles, and dreamGEAR is proud to once again bring a best-of-class product to market. GameBlaster makes game play more exciting than ever before, once again proving that our customers' gaming experience is always at the front of our minds." The Wii Game Blaster is available now for $34.99.

Via dreamGEAR

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