BLACKSBURG, Va. – Holiday shopping season is here, and tens of thousands of Nerf Gun Blasters will be under Christmas trees this year. More than 25 years after the toy was first released, its ...

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You’re never too old for Nerf. The company introduced its first-ever mascot and it’s ready to hype up playtime just in time for the first day of summer. Murph, a faceless but human-shaped cluster of ...

The company posted video of the new mascot on its social media pages on Saturday. It says Murph weighs in at 10,000 Nerf darts and a height of six Nerf Blasters. Adam Kleinman, the company's senior ...

Remember when Nerf blasters were simple, toy-like affairs? Times have changed, and now we have heavy, belt-fed, battery-chugging monstrosities that appeal to cubicle warriors as much as to children.

Even when you’re going into battle with garishly colored plastic blasters loaded with painless foam darts, the element of surprise can still be advantageous. Sneaking up on your enemy with a Nerf gun ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Hasbro has introduced new Ultra darts into their Nerf lineup, touting them as the “farthest flying ...

Given they’re just toys, Nerf’s blasters aren’t really known for accuracy. The best approach has always been to just send as many darts as possible at your target to improve your chances of hitting it ...

There’s something about Nerf’s new mascot that has some Twitter users terrified. It could be that it’s made up of 10,000 Nerf darts, or maybe that it measures more than six Nerf Blasters tall. (That’s ...

We put the Nerf Elite Rover to a quick Stress Test to see how many nerf darts it can pickup! On the nerf box it says it can ...

Remember when Keurig used digital rights management (DRM) to force its coffee machines to only accept company-approved coffee pods? Now, foam dart toy brand Nerf, by Hasbro, is trying something ...