Nerf N Strike Bundle

The Search for the N-Strike Elite Begins… Through the din of a popular arcade, one player has emerged as the best N-Strike gamer his friends have ever seen. But even as Shane smashes through the game’s record, something far more mysterious is happening: his success is being tracked and recorded. Shane is the perfect candidate for an ultra-exclusive invitation to become an N-Strike Elite. Later that night, he’s awakened to find the Nomad C Series Recruitment bot hovering silently over his bed. “B.O.B.” has a challenge for Shane. Join the quest to become an Elite Striker and he’ll have access to Top Secret Blasters. It’s all the incentive Shane needs, and as the one controlling Shane, it’s your opportunity of a lifetime….
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Nerf & Strike!
This game is great fun. I play with my 9 year old son and we both have a great time!
3 Stars Looked like fun..
You can only play for so long cause your arm gets tired.. not as easy or fun as duck hunt, maybe if you had a large screen tv, but on my 32 inch things are still kind of small so you have to really be direct on the targer and hold your arm steady
5 Stars Way Too Addictive!
I bought the Wii for the exercise but saw this game for cheap. It’s great and addictive. The sound is pounding if you are connected to a hi fi sound system. A must have for diversion and you will be hooked. Not just for kids either - I’m over 50.
Enjoy!
5 Stars Fun Game
Great Game! I really enjoy watching my son play this game. I really don’t care for many game using guns for children but this is a neat game.
4 Stars Shooting Fun!
The premise of this game is to go through different kinds of shooting games and beat the top score of your “competitor” to reach the next level. At each level you do the same thing again, except that it gets harder and harder, and the one new thing that happens is that you “unlock” new nerf weapons along the way.
On the whole, it’s a lot of fun to shoot at the targets (which are all robots), and as far as shooting games are concerned, it’s as family-oriented as it gets. You can play to increase your character level or play in competition against other players to see who can get a better score.
While my kids really like this game (as do I), it’s the type of game where you play it a lot for a while, but then have put it down in favor of something else for a while. Then, once the repetitiveness doesn’t have you turned off anymore, you’re ready to play it non-stop again for several days or maybe weeks. In the long run, you never really get tired of it.



