Mark Ryan Sallee, IGN Game Help Editor-in-Chief You can't do that! Though the dog, mocking me with laughter, encouraged delinquency. Our Fondest MemoriesĮven as a young'un, I felt some injustice every time a guest brought the Zapper up against the television's bubble screen. The entire game fit on an infinitesimally small cartridge sized at 192 kilobits. Perhaps the most interesting tidbit of all about Duck Hunt, however, was the stand-alone product's incredibly small size. Unfortunately, virtually all televisions today render the game unplayable, so a new generation of gamer has yet to be exposed to the wonder of duck hunting and skeet shooting. Sure, Duck Hunt's gameplay was as simple as pointing-and-shooting, and one could easily cheat by standing an inch from the television. (and sometimes World Class Track Meet or Gyromite) as a bundled-in offering with the NES made it one of the most proliferated games on the console. But it was this release combined with Super Mario Bros. Duck Hunt is the game that immortalized forever Nintendo's light gun called the Zapper, and was certainly the game that used the underused peripheral more than any other.
What Top 100 NES Games list would be complete without Duck Hunt? A game no one bought, but everyone had. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Arcade Game Skate or Die 2: The Search for Double Troubleīattletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate TeamĪ Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia
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