Duck Hunt

Seriously. This is probably the most boring NES game I have ever played. It beats out Yoshi's Cookie for one of the worst Nintendo games made. You basically shoot ducks with the gun thing, boring. If I wanted a light gun game type of thing I'd buy House Of The Dead 2 & 3 Return on the Wii or just go to Funtime America and play classic gun games such as CarnEvil and The House Of The Dead. This game is overrated and very very boring. I only recommend this to people wanting to waste their lives away, unless you're just playing for pure nostalgia, which I have none for this game.

1.5/10 or: F+

This was perhaps the very first game utlilizing the Light gun with Ninendo console. Basically you could shoot at the ducks by aiming and pointing the gun at your TV screen. Gameplay is pretty limited and as level progress, the ducks become faster and more agile and more numerous as well but thats it. Despite the very limited offering in gameplay, this game was indeed a somewhat accurate test of aiming skill. The Dog in this game was pretty annoying and very memorable for that reason. Too bad you could never shoot the dog itself. This game can get pretty monotenous and boring after a while. In the area dominated by newer games, it would be quickly abandoned.

Duck Hunt is one of the most exciting video games! The characters, the action, the shooting, and the sure thrill of excitement makes this game a fun non-stop playing time! Below is a brief look how I think the game is!

Game Play: The game play is very good. There is really basic controls here and is easy to perform. Novice gamers should have a good time here!

Graphics: The graphics are wonderful especially for the Nintendo System! The backgrounds are really beautiful!

Difficulty: The game is easy but as it goes on you find out that it will become more difficult!

Music: The music is great! Just fantastic catchy tunes through out the game! In My opinion its some of the best music ever in a video game!

Sound: The sound is great. Nuff said!

Overall: I have always loved Duck Hunt! If you like shooting and sports games then I strongly recommend you play this game!

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This is one of the first video games I have ever played. In this game, you have to shoot at birds. If you miss one, a dog jumps out of the bushes and start laughing at you. If you didn't miss, the dog will hold up the bird that you shot down. You can choose to shoot at one or two birds at the same time. I would warn you the game gets harder, when you reach a higher level.

I give this game 7 out of 10

There were things in childhood that felt like real magic. And Duck Hunt was one of them. There's no real plot in the game - you're just a duck hunter. The TV screen turns into a hunting field, and your main tool is a plastic gun. And not just a toy - it felt magical! You point it at the screen, pull the trigger, and the duck drops dead (well, not always). For a '90s kid, this was straight-up science fiction.

Of course, no hunt was complete without your trusty "companion" - that cheeky dog who popped out of the bushes and laughed at you whenever you missed. I lost count of how many times I tried to shoot it out of pure rage! But the game was smarter - the dog was invincible and only mocked you more.

The gameplay is simple to the point of brilliance - ducks fly, you shoot. Sounds basic, but back then, it was an event. I remember everyone crowding around the TV, holding mini-competitions to see who could hit the most ducks. Some relied on reflexes, others on "technique," and some just fired wildly, hoping for a miracle.

Sure, the graphics in "Duck Hunt" look as simple as it gets now. But that didn't matter. The magic was in the feeling - you were wielding a real weapon (at least by childhood standards) and hitting moving targets on the screen. For its time, it was a genius idea.

In the end, "Duck Hunt" remains a vivid memory - a fun and unusual game. Simple mechanics, yet unforgettable. Shooting ducks wasn't just about pressing buttons on a controller - it was a real test of accuracy and nerves. And especially, your patience with that laughing dog.

A great game for evenings with friends or family. Time-tested and backed by many not-so-kind words from frustrated duck hunters.

8 out of 10.