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Nerf’s new Loadout line, revealed Saturday as Toy Fair kicks off in New York, features interchangeable parts that make the blasters endlessly customizable. This includes barrel attachments, scopes and ...

Get your stockpile of foam blasters ready and prepare for the ultimate Nerf battle. Hasbro, the toy company that owns Nerf blasters and related merchandise, announced this week that a Nerf Action ...

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The Nerf Pro Stryfe X blasts short darts — and not a new proprietary one. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. is a senior editor and ...

It’s Nerf or nothin’. The song of many of our childhoods. Although Nerf itself is a brand, “Nerf guns” is a term colloquially used to refer to most any soft-projectile gun type toy. And although we ...

There was a time in the early 2000s when you could reach into the bottom of a cereal box and occasionally pull out an entertainingly bad, low budget video game. Nerf Legends feels like it was supposed ...

Since the 1990s, toy manufacturer Hasbro HAS has promoted its Nerf brand of foam balls and dart blasters with the slogan “It’s Nerf or Nothin’. Now, Hasbro’s strategy for the brand could be described ...

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Neon foam—that's all Twister inventor and toy developer Reyn Guyer needed to launch NERF in 1969 under Parker Brothers. Dubbed 'the world's first indoor ball,' NERF was such an instant success that ...