If you were worried that the real-life foam firing version of the infamous Gjallarhorn rocket launcher from Destiny ... air towards your target,” says Nerf senior project engineer Justin Saccone.

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NERF, the company behind the iconic toy guns ... The purpose of the collaboration was to create the fan-favorite Gjallarhorn rocket launcher so that the game's biggest fans would be able to ...

Nerf is launching a rocket launcher taken out of the popular game "Destiny" as a 1:1 scale replicate to show gamers how the gun feels in real life. The challenging thing about this weapon is that ...

Nerf blasters typically fire small foam darts or little foam balls. [Michael Pick] wanted to build something altogether more devastating. To that end, he created a rocket launcher with an advanced ...

Tomorrow will start taking preorders for its huge Nerf Gjallarhorn rocket launcher from the Destiny video game, reorders will start from $185 although no details on a shipping date have been ...

The Nerf LMTD Destiny Gjallarhorn is an adult-sized blaster modeled after the in-game exotic rocket launcher. The 1:1 toy features the same sculpted details you'd find on the in-game weapon and ...

Bungie has opened up pre-orders for the Nerf LMTD Destiny Gjallarhorn Blaster to Destiny 2 players who completed the quest to acquire the rocket launcher in-game before July 7. Gjallarhorn debuted ...

Nerf blasters typically fire small foam darts or little foam balls. [Michael Pick] wanted to build something altogether more devastating. To that end, he created a rocket launcher with an advanced ...