Kotaku recently recieved an anonymous email with information about a possible Nintendo Revolution game called Sunder: Land Of Divide. This shooter might be a fake, but even if it is, someone clearly went to a lot of work to con Kotaku.

Here are a few more guns and blades from Sunder: LoD:

Now that we’ve covered the guns and blades, here come the bombs and decoys. The next set of pictures will all deal with something call Nanon weapons, which is explained in the image below.

Considering that this Revolution title has not been announced, it’s really hard to speculate on its credibility. Only time will tell.

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