Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Years ago, a number of us (well, older gamers) enjoyed Duck Hunt on the NES, using the Zapper to ...

Nintendo first released Duck Hunt on its arcade system, Nintendo Vs. System, in 1984. Then, it joined the NES as a launch title in North America just a few months later. Players used a Nintendo-brand ...

For people who enjoy classic gaming, there are few titles than envoke as many memories as Duck Hunt. The NES classic, however, does have more than a few problems when it comes to modern technology.

Did you know that the NES wasn’t the first system with Duck Hunt? It was originally a projector game with a battery powered rifle. In the stand alone game of Duck Hunt players would point the ...

Back in the days of the NES (Famicom in other parts of the world), there were already shooting games. But not quite like the FPS titles of today. With the limitations of technology back then, most of ...

Duck Hunt (1984) inspires frustration in anyone who plays it, and for good reason. After a while the ducks are just too fast, the ammo supplies too low, and that dog. That smug little dog. It’s enough ...

There are a number of ways for you to enjoy classic Nintendo games on your high-definition television- such as, for instance, hooking up an NES Classic to it. But the struggle is real when it comes to ...

Duck Season brings back the classic NES light gun that holds a special place in any Duck Hunt fan's heart -- but with a dark VR twist. Duck Season is heading to the HTC Vive "very soon," complete with ...

In 1984, Nintendo introduced us to the world of Duck Hunt when the game was bundled with the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) console. Duck Hunt players had three attempts per round to shoot one or ...