May 10 2006

Nintendo Wii’s Light Gun Revealed

Posted by Geezer as Consoles, Gaming, Wii

The guys over at IGN have the first public picture of the Wii’s Light Gun from E3.Â Looks cool.Â Notice the analog stick on the top the gun.Â Interesting indeed.Â If you look closely, you’ll also see how the Wii-mote slides into the Light Gun Shell (look at the contrast between white and gray towards the front of the gun).Â

The Light Gun Shell

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