It’s
about time I got myself off of my high horse and instead of writing a review
for a game here I’m simply going to tell you about an amazing the older games
are. I’m not talking about GameCube old or PS1 old. I’m talking about NES old!
That’s right; I’m taking a hiatus from my reviewing chair and I’m stepping into
the world of the original sharpshooter game.
You
make the duck call, aim your sights, and take your shot. That’s right retro
gamers, we’re playing Duck Hunt for the NES. This game is no ordinary shooter
game, because in this game for the NES mind you they incorporated a real life
interactive pistol that you shoot at the screen and try to snipe those annoying
birds right out of the sky. Here’s a little piece of the action
As you can see this guy is a lot
more skilled than I would ever be, but the fun of the game is apparent. This
game is so much fun and so simplistic that almost anyone can play! While
playing I found myself trying to move like a spy and kneel down to shoot the
bad guy. I would even hold the gun sideways to try and act like a gangster and
it only added to the excitement. Now I know asking you to buy a NES for
this game only is ridiculous, but it is
worth it J.
Oh just another wonder of the gaming world.
Ah yes, duck hunt, that was that game. I remember paying that when i was a little kid, i always thought I was amazing haha (although i don't think I ever got to terribly far). Me and my brother would always fight over who got to play because we only had one gun and we would also have to blow on the cartridge multiple times to get that game to work. Also, just a side not, but that game will NOT work on newer TV's, only on older ones. It needs a glass surface to reflect off of so that it can sense the shots, and the way most newer TV's are made it doesn't bounce off correctly.
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