Nerf has long been known for making some of the most impressive toy weaponry kids can buy, but its foam dart blasters aren’t exactly known for their power or accuracy—until now. At Toy Fair ...

Nerf guns that shoot little yellow foam balls at up to 70 miles per hour. Little balls which shoot better, load better, and feel more durable than any Nerf ammo that’s come before.

Nerf's new Rival Nemesis MXVIII-10K toy gun can hold 100 rounds and shoot bullets at speeds of up to 70mph. The new gun, set to be released in the fall, will cost $100.

Looking for a fun way to beat the heat? Try out Arena51 in OKC!Participants can navigate an arena of obstacles while firing foam balls at each other. There are ...

A Nerf Rival Nemesis MXVII-10K flywheel blaster is the core of the build, with a 100-round capacity of soft foam balls. Stepper motors are used to control a pan and tilt system to aim the blaster.

Nerf guns can be fun if you're a grown-up -- just ask the legions of people who modded the Maverick revolver. They're not really intended for an older audience, however, which is why Hasbro just ...

Many Nerf guns use the same style of foam dart as those manufactured in the ‘80s, but some require foam balls instead of darts or Nerf Ultra darts that have a slightly different shape.

The Nerf Pro Gelfire Mythic will cost $79.99 this November. It’s Hasbro’s first gel blaster, which shoots up to 800 water-absorbing pellets from a hopper.

The foam is flying in Amsterdam! A new Nerf gun arena has kids, adults, and even coworkers battling it out. That includes the CBS6 morning team!

If you want to buy a Nerf gun, it’s a good idea to start by learning what models are out there and how they differ. Here’s a list of the best nerf guns. Skip to content. KOIN.com.