...I thought everyone knew that. I certainly did that to mess with my friends/siblings as a kid.
I spent countless hours on that game as a kid and only found out about the 2 player option last year!
Re:How Did the Duck Hunt Gun Work?
by jug6ernaut on Monday January 28, 2013 @09:29AM
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You just blew my mind. I am going to have to test this later!
Re:How Did the Duck Hunt Gun Work?
by aaronbrethorst on Monday January 28, 2013 @03:24PM
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Unfortunately, the Zapper doesn't work on flat screen^H^H^H^H^H^H panel TVs
http://forums.penny-arcade.com/discussion/98225/duck-hunt-on...
Surely you mean non-crts (or flat panel displays)? This is a flat screen tv and it should work just fine with duck-hunt -> http://www.amazon.com/Sony-WEGA-KV-27FS13-27-Flat-Screen/dp/...
Watch it, pedant. We know you know what he meant.
It's an important distinction.
Flat-panel displays killed one of my favorite genres of video games. As far as I know, all attempts at producing an modern, accurate light gun have failed. The Nintento Wii tries to act like a light gun controller, but the accuracy is awful.
Re:How Did the Duck Hunt Gun Work?
by caseysoftware on Monday January 28, 2013 @11:21AM
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That's how I won for years. You just keep the controller at your side and hit it at just the right time..
Re:How Did the Duck Hunt Gun Work?
by FredFredrickson on Monday January 28, 2013 @02:19PM
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Or just hold the gun an inch or two away from the screen.
Control pad - Used with Game A for second player to control duck's flight pattern.
Source: http://www.atarihq.com/tsr/manuals/duckhunt.txt