Nerf Loadout Lets You Mix and Match Blasters to Build Your Own
NERF’s new loading line revealed Saturday when it opened in New York, revealing Saturday that interchangeable parts make the impactor unlimited customization.
This includes barrel accessories, oscilloscopes and other accessories that can be mixed and matched between six load explosives. Each uses newer nerf N1 darts It debuted last summer.
The $50 Nerf Galaxy Commander Blaster will be available in July.
NERF Loadut Blaster is set to be released starting in July, with Toutiao’s new Galaxy Commander Blaster priced at $50. It includes three shooting modes (semi-auto, three-segment burst and automatic), as well as accessories such as oscilloscope, clip storage and barrel accessories. Other blasters in the series cost between $15 and $25, including the $15 ShadowsPeed Recon with more than 14 storage accessories, and a $30 network light ghost with glowing LED lights.
Each blaster has its own color theme, which can be extended to other blasters when mixing various attachments. For example, Nerf suggests that a mix of freeze and burst sets is recommended if one wants shock waves with ice and magma aesthetics. Nerf is offering video game themes for the Loadout series, and although there is no official video game partner, each blaster does have vivid colors that fit the style we see in games like Fortnite or Overwatch.
You can view the full NERF loading line in the gallery below.
The Nerf Loadout series launches with two new additions to the company Gelfire Use rows of gel-based ammo instead of being picked up like a dart.
The $70 Nerf Pro Gelfire Warp speed can hold 2,000 rounds of gel ammunition.
The $70 Nerf Pro Gelfire Warp can hold up to 2,000 rounds and can be fired at 150 feet per second. The $20 Gelfire Pronto has 800 rounds and can shoot at 150 feet per second.
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