The original NES was released in the USA in 1986 when I was all of 5 years old, and although I don't remember exactly when the console was first brought into my home, I pretty much grew up with the thing. Everyone who had one remembers the Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt combo cartridge that shipped with the system and likely spent countless hours trying to defeat both. While at some point I was able to defeat all eight worlds in Mario, Duck Hunt was forever a confounding and frustrating experience. In today's links, Collegehumor explains what was really going on with that cackling dog and his feathered friends.
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Biergoggles
The drumming video is awwwweesome. He's the human version of Animal from the the Muppets.
NocturnalX
If you want to beat Duck Hunt and that cackling dog, just utilize some 1986 style L337 hacking skills.Stick a magnifying glass in front of the light gun. and boom! One shot kill the whole screen!
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