The Wii Zapper is a hard molded plastic that fits your Wii remote and Wii Nunchuck firmly. This makes it easy for those to target the objects in the game much easier then holding the remote alone.
The Zelda game consists of 9 stages with each stage having 3 rounds. Like Wii Sports they award Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum Medallions. It might be difficult for younger players to receive the Platinum but for regular gamers, with enough strategy it should be a moderately difficult. The Zelda game is well worth it if you are a Zelda fan. It takes you back to many places in TP, but it could be done in merely an hour. The game also comes with 3 different ways to play.
1. Score: Solo play. Playing through each stage of 3 rounds trying to get medals.
2. Multiplayer: Choose a stage and pass the wii zapper around and compete to who can get the highest score.
3. Practice: Practice levels that you have already opened up to better yourself for the score section of the game.
As of now there are not many games that work with the Wii Zapper. This is mostly because when holding it you cannot really press the buttons on top of the remote; only the B button on the trigger. This gives you a big disadvantage in some of the FPS games that have already come out like Metroid Prime 3.
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