Links Crossbow Training incl. Zapper (Wii)

Zelda Crossbow Training is a target-shooting game that was designed to be packaged along with the release of the 'Wii Zapper'; a device that connects to your wii-mote and nun-chuck to simulate a gun, or more accurately in this case, a crossbow. The package is available currently for around twenty pounds. I was pleased to find that the game was packaged in a proper standard plastic case, despite being part of a package. The game consists of 9 levels, each consisting of 3 target shooting games. That means 27 mini target games in total, quite an impressive variety. At the beginning of the game, only the first three levels (9 mini target games) are available, ...  Read the complete review

Links crossbow training comes packaged with the long awaited wii zapper. The zapper itself is designed perfectly, with the wiimote and nunchuck fitting neatly on its plastic casing. The nunchucks wire is kept hidden in the middle section of the zapper. The trigger works well, however the zapper is possibly a tad too big and does not really feel like a lightgun. The game is based on the levels in the The Legend of Zelda: Twight Princess, which will be a joy for all Zelda fans. However, some of the levels are a bit bland at times and although you can compete over points with a friend, the game is essentially one player. The gameplay consists of two aspects, 'on ...  Read the complete review

Links crossbow training is a game that is well worth the £20 price tag that it has on it as most games cost at leat twice that and also requires you to buy the zapper as well but not this it comes in in the one box . The zapper in which the nun chuck and the will remote fits perfectly into it and they work well together. This games is great played as a multiplayer or on your own. The aim of the game is to go around shooting targets. In single player mode you have various different levels with 3 games in each level you then have complete each leve with a certain mumber of points before you can unlock the next level. The games vary from ...  Read the complete review

Crossbow training is a shoot 'em up game and hand held "wii zapper" for the Wii. You have to use your wii remote and nunchuck (sold separately, of course!) to shoot at targets and various mythical creatures. At £20 it is particularly good value, especially since most games cost £30 and you don't get hardware with them. You are taking "Link", an elfish and somewhat asexual imp, through the 9 levels to achieve medals ranging from bronze to platinum. Each level has 3 sections, usually consisting of a target shoot, a "keep on the spot and turn in a circle to stop yourself from being attacked", and finally moving around an area to hunt ...  Read the complete review

I'm getting to be a bit of a Wii gadget collector. In the past I've loved my ZX81, my Amstrad and Gamecube but I've never been what I'd describe as a gamer. With the introduction of the Wii I think that might be changing (although I still prefer the gentle stuff!). The joy, for me, of the Wii is that it is so much more intuitive and interactive and so, having enjoyed the hands on action, I thought that it was time that I tried a shooting game. Previously my ability to control a character in a first person shooter was limited to say the least. My spacial awareness was always insufficient to let me get past the first room in a shooter and I'd invariably ...  Read the complete review