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NES Accessories |
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Everything but the kitchen sink, and if nintendo could have involved a kitchen sink, they would have. |
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Playing Nintendo with the regular old rectangular controller got boring quick, so Nintendo provided a multitude of useless (and sometimes harmful) extras and accessories to make your video gaming experience more enriching. |
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The NINTENDO ZAPPER: This classic light gun came with just about every Nintendo set. With it you could kill a few street thugs in Hogan's Alley or a few geese in Duck Hunt. My father was good with the light gun and laid waste to many a goose and clay disc> I asked him once why he was so good with the zapper and he said, "Because I like to kill things." |
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The video shooter was possibly not-licensed by Nintendo. You could probably get one now from a dollar store. |
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"Obtain the advantage over video game foes with the NES advantage!" This thing was bulky and difficult to control. The Ghostbusters used this to control the Statue of Liberty. |
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<<< If you like Top Gun or any other game like that then this thing was for you. Unfortunately if you tried to use it on the other 800 games then it was like trying to tie your shoe with a coat hanger in the wind. |
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I remember the commercial for this thing, i don't know what it's used for. |
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Same old bullshit.>>>>>>>>>> |
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This was for Racing games. |
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< Back |
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GO ON TO PART TWO OF ACCESSORIES!!!>>>>> |
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