Gizmodo
While it isn't officially licensed Zelda merchandise, the Hero Pack is probably the closest you'll ever get to swinging a Wii-enabled Master Sword without going the DIY route. This slightly miniaturized Hyrulean sword-and-shield combo is easy to assemble and designed to preserve all button and IR functionality. Live out your wildest Zelda fantasies in your living room this holiday season for $20. Be sure to check out the last 10 seconds of IGN's hands-on video after the jump; they know why you're really buying this thing.
[Wii Hero Pack via IGN]
Comments
wow... that actually looks really cool... now i know what i'm getting my friend for christmas..XD... yeah... zelda rules...
also, dude! nut check! XDDD not nice...
teh lame..
It better come with condoms too. You'll need them when girls walk in on you swinging this stuff around.
Seems like this is just asking for trouble.. I can see a bunch of 12 year olds swinging it around while playing and little Jimmy takes the blade shaft right to the eyeball and Mom & Dad decide to sue (that's the American way) Nintendo. Just wait n' see..
that's a happy skeleton
Bollocks.
I suppose when one reviews a plastic sword and shield matched set for use with a video game, the thought is that wearing a mohawk amd skeleton hoodie helps maintain some street cred. But it doesn't.
Truly awesome, but does it make the "KaChing!!!" sound?
Sweet jesus that's rad.
They're too small and the sword is flimsy. I want to see the ones with a steel blade mod.
^^
tape the controller to that super cool "real ninja sword" you got at the flea market
...totally just shit my pants in excitement. I want one.
See a mock image of this I made, check it out here:
[www.theweeklypixel.com]
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