The reviewing system is an organized rating system for the Nerf Wiki. Here below is how dart blasters and Super Soakers should be properly rated. The ratings can only be even numbers (no decimals) in order to get it a simple final verdict for the product.

Important notice: Reviews of Super Soakers and all dart blasters will now be done on a separate page and will be locked from editing. Users may post suggestions for revisions to reviews in the article's talk page. Personal reviews will only be allowed on personal pages, such as user pages, blog posts, and forum topics.

Contents 1 Templates 1.1 Nerf blaster review template 1.2 Nerf Super Soaker review template 2 Rules on rating 2.1 Nerf blasters 2.1.1 Normal rules 2.1.2 Size rules 2.1.2.1 Small 2.1.2.2 Medium 2.1.2.3 Large 2.1.3 Final score 2.2 Super Soakers 2.2.1 Normal rules 2.2.2 Size rules 2.2.2.1 Small 2.2.2.2 Medium 2.2.2.3 Large 2.2.3 Final score

Templates

Nerf blaster review template

{{{Blaster name}}}
{{{Size}}} blaster
Category	Score	Notes
Firing range	?/10	{{{Firing range notes}}}
Accuracy	?/10	{{{Accuracy notes}}}
Reliability	?/10	{{{Reliability notes}}}
Rate of fire	?/10	{{{ROF notes}}}
Capacity	?/10	{{{Capacity notes}}}
Final score
{{{Final score}}}/10		{{{Final notes}}}

To insert this template, insert {{Blaster Review}} into the page.

Nerf Super Soaker review template

{{{Blaster name}}}
{{{Size}}} blaster
Category	Score	Notes
Firing range	?/10	{{{Firing range notes}}}
Accuracy	?/10	{{{Accuracy notes}}}
Reliability	?/10	{{{Reliability notes}}}
Capacity	?/10	{{{Capacity notes}}}
Final score
{{{Final score}}}/10		{{{Final notes}}}

To insert this template, insert {{SS Review}} into the page.

Rules on rating

Nerf blasters

Rating a Nerf blaster ultimately depends on the blaster's "size". Sizes help to decide what justifies a perfect 10 score with firing range, rate of fire, and capacity. The three sizes are:

• Small
• Medium
• Large

Normal rules

Accuracy

The accuracy rating is and should be based on if the weapon's ammo turns and bends to a different direction or if it goes straight on course to the desired target.

• 0: Never on course
• 2: Off target by three feet
• 4: Off target by two feet
• 6: Off target by one feet
• 8: Goes off target every once and a while
• 10: It goes straight every time

Reliability

The reliability rating is based on the functionality of the blaster. Any difficulties in using the weapon, including jamming, breaking, holding, or shooting problems, should also be mentioned here.

• 0: It is difficult to use every time
• 2: It is frequently difficult to use
• 4: It is difficult to use sometimes
• 6: It is difficult to use a few times
• 8: It is rarely difficult to use
• 10: It is not difficult to use at all

Size rules

Small

Small blasters are blasters often considered secondaries or last resort blasters. They can be held with just one hand.

Firing range

The firing range of the blaster.

• 2: Fifteen feet
• 4: Twenty feet
• 6: Twenty-five feet
• 8: Thirty feet
• 10: Thirty-five feet and above

Rate of fire

The rate of fire rating should be based on how many darts it can fire in about one second.

• 3: One dart per two seconds
• 6: One dart per second
• 10: Two or more darts per second

Capacity

• 2: Holds one dart
• 4: Holds two darts
• 6: Holds three darts
• 8: Holds four darts
• 10: Holds five or more darts

Medium

Medium blasters are blasters that are physically larger than smaller blasters. They often are manually primed and fired and are very mobile.

Firing range

The firing range of the blaster.

• 0: Below twenty feet
• 2: Twenty feet
• 4: Twenty-five feet
• 6: Thirty feet
• 8: Thirty-five feet
• 10: Forty feet and above

Rate of fire

The rate of fire rating should be based on how many darts it can fire in about one second.

• 3: Two darts per second
• 6: Three dart per second
• 10: Four or more darts per second

Capacity

Regarding clip system blasters and magazine-fed blasters, the blaster should only be reviewed with the packaged clip, magazine, or drum. A blaster cannot be automatically given a 10 just because it can switch out its packaged clip for a larger clip.

• 2: Holds five or less darts
• 4: Holds six darts
• 6: Holds seven darts
• 8: Holds nine darts
• 10: Holds ten or more darts

Large

Large blasters are blasters that are usually the physically largest. Often they are powered by battery.

Firing range

The firing range of the blaster.

• 0: Below twenty-five feet
• 2: Twenty-five feet
• 4: Thirty feet
• 6: Thirty-five feet
• 8: Forty feet
• 10: Forty-five feet and above

Rate of fire

The rate of fire rating should be based on how many darts it can fire in about one second.

• 3: One dart per second or less
• 6: Two darts per second
• 10: Three or more darts per second

Capacity

Regarding clip system blasters and magazine-fed blasters, the blaster should only be reviewed with the packaged clip, magazine, or drum. A blaster cannot be automatically given a 10 just because it can switch out its packaged clip for a larger clip.

• 2: Holds twelve or less darts
• 4: Holds fourteen darts
• 6: Holds sixteen darts
• 8: Holds eighteen darts
• 10: Holds twenty or more darts

Final score

This should be calculated by the numbers of the five ratings divided by five for the categories to find the average score of the blaster. This is the only rating that can have a decimal value.

Example :8+6+0+10+10=34/5=6.8

This is followed by discussing the blaster's strong and weak points and whether it is recommended or not to be purchased.

Super Soakers

Like Nerf blasters, rating a Super Soaker or water blaster ultimately depends on the blaster's "size". Sizes help to decide what justifies a perfect 10 score with firing range, rate of fire, and capacity. The three sizes are:

• Small
• Medium
• Large

Normal rules

Accuracy

The accuracy rating is and should be based on if it the water stream breaks early and/or fires at an angle or if it goes straight on course to the desired target.

• 0: Never on course
• 2: Off target by three feet
• 4: Off target by two feet
• 6: Off target by one feet
• 8: Goes off target every once and a while
• 10: It goes straight every time

Reliability

The reliability rating is based on the functionality of the blaster. Any difficulties in using the weapon, including breaking, holding, or shooting problems, should also be mentioned here.

• 0: It is difficult to use every time
• 2: It is frequently difficult to use
• 4: It is difficult to use sometimes
• 6: It is difficult to use a few times
• 8: It is rarely difficult to use
• 10: It is not difficult to use at all

Size rules

Small

Small blasters are blasters often considered secondaries or last resort blasters. They can be held with just one hand.

Firing range

The firing range of the blaster.

• 2: Five feet
• 4: Ten feet
• 6: Fifteen feet
• 8: Twenty feet
• 10: Twenty-five feet and above

Capacity

• 3: Holds 5 oz. of water or less
• 6: Holds 10 oz. of water
• 9: Holds 15 oz. of water or more

Medium

Medium blasters are blasters that are physically larger than smaller blasters.

Firing range

The firing range of the blaster.

• 0: Below ten feet
• 2: Fifteen feet
• 4: Twenty feet
• 6: Twenty-five feet
• 8: Thirty feet
• 10: Thirty-five and above

Capacity

• 3: Holds 10 oz. of water or less
• 6: Holds 20 oz. of water
• 9: Holds 25 oz. of water or more

Large

Large blasters are blasters that are usually the physically largest.

Firing range

The firing range of the blaster.

• 0: Below fifteen feet
• 2: Twenty feet
• 4: Twenty-five feet
• 6: Thirty feet
• 8: Thirty-five feet
• 10: Forty feet and above

Capacity

• 3: Holds 20 oz. of water
• 6: Holds 25 oz. of water
• 9: Holds 30 oz. of water or more

Final score

This should be calculated by the numbers of the four ratings divided by four for the categories to find the average score of the blaster. This is the only rating that can have a decimal value.

Example :8+6+0+10=24/4=6

This is followed by discussing the blaster's strong and weak points and whether it is recommended or not to be purchased.