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Tidal Storm Battle Monster Review
February 10, 2018The next pressurized water blaster up for review is the Battle Monster, made by Prime Time Toys and available exclusively at Target. It’s made to operate as a standalone blaster, but can also be powered by a garden hose. More importantly, it does both well.
This sample was provided to me. Big thanks to Prime Time Toys!
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Xshot Pressure Jet Review
February 5, 2018Before all the secondhand news from Toy Fair kicks in, I thought I’d try to get out some reviews of the newest pressurized water blasters this season. Hasbro is content with piston-type blasters for the Super Soaker line; this leaves smaller competitors the chance to shine with high-performance, budget-friendly blasters. In the case of Zuru, that means the Xshot Pressure Jet.
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Nerf News: Zombie-Strike Scravenger and Modulus Evader Revealed!
January 30, 2018Weekend News Update: Accelerator Issues & New Water Blasters
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Nerf Rival Prometheus & Hades Press Release!
January 24, 2018As expected, this time of year is full of new product announcements, spread out among various media outlets, followed by general press releases. Today, Popular Mechanics showed off the newest blasters in the Rival Phantom Corps line. I’ll list the official press releases, and the my thoughts.
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Nerf Infinus & MEGA Thunderhawk Press Release!
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Adventure Force Titanium Review
January 21, 2018Along with the release of the Accelerator comes the Titanium, a reshell of the Dart Zone Powerball. It maintains the same basic form and function, but with a few differences. And it still works well as a low-cost alternative to Nerf Rival spring-based blasters, especially now that expanded hoppers are a thing,