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Classic Game Room HD reviews LINK’S CROSSBOW TRAINING for the Nintendo Wii, the video game that comes packed in with the Wii Zapper gun add-on for shooting games on the Wii. This CGRHD review of Links Crossbow Training has gameplay footage of Link’s Crossbow Trainer being played. Is this just a cheap throw-away pack-in game or is it actually a well made, fun shooting gun game for the Wii? Watch the review and see. Link is the hero of the Zelda games from Nintendo and it’s fun to see him blasting away at monters, skeletons and other exotic creatures here in Link’s Crossbow Training. The environments are well rendered, game play is smooth and consistent and it challenges you by keeping track of high scores and pushing you to shoot faster and with better aim using a crossbow. Check it out, if you get the Wii Zapper you get this game from Nintendo. Classic Game Room reviews Wii games because CGRHD is a Wii reviewer reviewing Nintendo Wii shooters like Link’s Crossbow Training!

Classic Game Room HD reviews DEAD MOON for Nintendo Wii, a downloadable game from the Wii Virtual Console that was originally released for the Turbografx-16 in 1991. Dead Moon is a horizontal side scrolling 2D shooter SHMUP video game where the player controls a space ship with a variety of weapon power ups to destroy waves of enemy invaders.

**PLEASE SUBSCRIBE** **PLEASE COMMENT** This is a video I made, describing a little about every Video Game console in The Playstation Series. It includes the Playstation 1, Playstation 2, Playstation 3, Playstation X, Pocket Station and Playstation Portable. I include pictures of each of them, since some are rare. PSX was only released in Japan due to low sales, and PocketStation was only released in Japan and had a very limited launch in United Kingdom. Watch, is a very interesting video. I also include the competitor of the consoles.

NOW available on the App Store: itunes.apple.com Rayman, the world-famous video game icon, is back and ready for action! Relive all the enjoyment of Rayman 2: The Great Escape, the game that brought the armless hero into 3D environments for the first time!