How do ninjas raise their children?

A woman goes into a sporting goods store to buy a rifle. "It's for my husband," she tells the clerk. Did he tell you what caliber to get?" asked the clerk." "Are you kidding?" she says. "He doesnt even know that I am going to shoot him!""

It'd probably be a whole lot cooler if it was a 007 brand and you could wake up to the "I'm James Bond and I just shot an evil foreigner" music.

Still, the concept is cool: set the alarm like it's a normal alarm clock, sleep with a plastic gun under your pillow, and when you want to shoot your alarm clock at 7am because the noise makes you cringe, just grab your piece and pop a cap in the clock, figuratively speaking -- hit the bullseye to shut off the alarm.

Rude awakening, meet Nintendo Entertainment System's popular game of enduring legacy, Duck Hunt. (Duck Hunt, meet rude awakening).

Even more impressive is that the designers built on the basic concept by allowing different modes, as illustrated in this helpful video.

It costs about the same as Duck Hunt did when it came out in the 1980s, but it does come in three colors.

Overall score: 75%

Justification: Good, expensive and slightly kitsch, but good