The Wii Zapper provides perfect immersion for core players, putting them right in the game and into the action. Immediately accessible and absolutely intuitive, the Wii Zapper is part of the progression started by the Wii Remote, one that continues in 2008 with the Wii Wheel and Wii Balance Board.

"Our new Wii Zapper interface opens up a huge range of experiences for players and developers," says George Harrison, Nintendo of America's senior vice president of marketing and corporate communications. "Just as the Wii Remote put Link's sword in your hands, now you physically pick up Link's crossbow, take aim and shoot targets as though you were right in Hyrule. It's another example of how Nintendo continues to change the way people interact with games."

Link's Crossbow Training puts players through a series of increasingly difficult targeting tests. In some challenges, hero Link uses his trusty crossbow to hit bull's-eyes. In others he is greeted by an army of approaching enemies and navigates the terrain using the control stick on the Nunchuk. Up to four players can compete one at a time as they try to best one another's scores.