Nerf Cam ECS-12

This product has been released in stores earlier than the official date of release, or without any official notice from Hasbro.

Nerf Cam ECS-12
Year Released:	2014
Available?:	Yes
Stock Capacity:	12 Elite Darts
Average Retail Price(s):	79.99 USD 84.99 GBP<99.99 CAD>
Family:	N-Strike Elite
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The Nerf Cam ECS-12 is a 2014 Nerf N-Strike Elite blaster that holds 12 Elite Darts. Like with the Demolisher, Agent Bow, Slingfire and Thunderbow, this blaster will be released in Fall 2014. This is the first ECS blaster since the Stampede ECS, but has a number code unlike with the Stampede, which is devoid of a number code. This is the first ECS-type blaster to not be fully automatic and uses flywheels instead, as hinted by the acceleration trigger. This blaster is also the first Nerf blaster to come with a built-in 1.77 inch screen 0.3 megapixel camera (which unfortunately only takes 20fps standard resolution video), hence the name "Cam", as well as a 4GB SD card. The camera runs off 8 AA-size batteries, has 3 hours of recording time, and can toggle between record and picture modes. It can playback and delete videos as well. There is a really large jam door on the side of the blaster, and will come with a clear 12-Dart Clip. It will cost $74.99 when released. It advertises a range of 85 feet, despite this being in the N-Strike Elite line and not the N-Strike Elite Mega line. There were a few changes made prior to release; the blaster is now fully-automatic and uses 8 AA-size batteries instead of 4 and hits 85 feet instead of the 90 originally claimed. It received poor reviews when it first came out due to its price, and that all one was getting was a reshelled Stryfe and a crappy camera.

Gallery

• The prototype Nerf Cam ECS-12.
• The second prototype.
• Final and production blaster.

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Trivia

• Although it is big and similar to the RapidStrike CS-18 and the Stampede, it only has 2 tactical rails, which is a crying shame, this is because of the camera.
• This is the second ECS blaster, and the first one to have a number code.
• This is the fourth most expensive Nerf product; the third is the Attacknid at $79.99, the second is the Nightvision Camcorder at $89.99, and the first is the Rhino-Fire at $99.99.
• Nerfboyproductions somehow got it
• A shade is seen on the blaster under the camera screen; this was not seen on the one found in the 2014 New York Toy Fair.