Leak Updates: Centurion unboxed; New Zombieshot line

So after the Rapidstrike's detailed pictures have been released, the Mega Centurion now follows. Here are some nice images of the gun, box, features and ammo:

So the front is detachable and the bipod too. The clip and the darts are a lot bigger than normal Elite ones, and the last picture shows a box picture which shows the distance of Mega darts with 37% firing 90-105ft and 63% less than 90ft. In terms of size, it approximately compares to a Longshot. What I also noticed on the back of the box, there is a text about the "Nerf Mission App". This was also introduced on the Toy Fair with the Rebelle line. It's probably a system similar to LTAR Laser Tag guns that allows you to put a device on top and shoot virtual drones. Could this be coming to all future Nerf blasters? Will it be restricted to iOS or will it come to Android too? Next, a gun similar to the Rebelle Wildshot has been introduced, along with a completely new line. It's called the Zombiestrike line and the Hammershot is the new gun. It also features the long awaited hammer-system like a revolver. Here are some pictures first:

As you can see it's basically a repaint of the Rebelle Wildshot, with a slightly different shape. This blaster holds 5 darts and is a little smaller than the Strongarm. It would be fun-and will probably happen-if the new Zombie-line featured the "Nerf Mission App" too with shooting virtual zombies. We'll look forward to releases in other countries. The only unsolved mystery left now is the leaked Mega Javelin, but maybe that's soon to come...

Rapidstrike Internal Pictures leaked!

These pics were found on Baidu. They show an internal overview of the new Rapidstrike CS-18.

As you can see it's flywheel powered but has a full-auto pusher arm that pushes the darts into the flywheels. There are a lot of cables around the trigger area leading to the pusher and lock switches. What do you think? Do you see any more mechanisms?

Even more Rapidstrike pictures, Firing video

Thanks to the Blog Urban Taggers for all these pictures. Apparently another user on Baidu, 'Captain', has posted a lot of new detailed pictures of the Rapidstrike CS-18. Here we go:

Some very nice photos of everything included, compared to other blasters and with attachments. You can see from the pictures that it has a collapsible stock, a transparent jam door, lots of tactical rails, and it indeed is small, approximately compares to a compact Stampede without muzzle, according to the pictures. Now another interesting find on youku is this video, where the Rapidstrike is being fired.You can see it is flywheel powered, but fully-automatic. This system compares to that of the Nitron. Now that's a lot of information we got about the Rapidstrike. We'll look forward to the release of it in other countries!

Rapidstrike Pictures released!

Rabysong posted these Rapidstrike pictures on Baidu. The Rapidstrike first leaked on soundmedia.ch is real!

Pretty interesting pictures, huh? You can see it has a rail like the Stampede on top, but in my opinion a much better sight. There's also an acceleration trigger and a clip-release like the Stryfe and the barrel extension muzzle. What I think is interesting is that the battery tray goes into the front. All in all it looks a little more compact than the Stampede. Here the box:

The Rapidstrike box states a 75ft range and shows the clear 18-dart mag. However it says nothing about if it's semi or full-auto, only motorized rapidfire, but that might mean fully-automatic.

Leak Updates: Revonix360 new description, with stock?

Thanks to Basic Nerf for this information. There's another leaky swiss website called shops.ch, which had released a description of the Vortex Revonix360 earlier, saying it shoots 3 discs at once. Now they've updated that description here. They removed the silly 3-disc shooting statement and now say that it shoots over 20m/65ft and even comes with a stock. Now you might wonder how that stock may look like, well the Nerf Wikia got this picture from somewhere:

It looks pretty interesting, and fits the design of the gun pretty good. However, what I also noticed was that on the german version of the article page, the description states nothing about a stock, only the long range. Both also state a 30 disc capacity of the gun. This looks pretty interesting, and I'm very curious how the loading mechanism works, since the discs are being loaded into the drum horizontally, and can't be fired from that position. What are your thoughts about this gun? Let me know!