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Duck Hunt
Nintendo R&D1
April 20, 1984
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Shooter, ArcadeDevelopers
Nintendo R&D1Release Date
April 20, 1984 (41 years and 1 month ago)Publishers
NintendoContent Rating
E Mild Violence
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Duck Hunt
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It’s duck season, and your trusty hunting dog is ready to scour the open fields. Test your sharpshooting skills as your targets take flight. Be quick to knock them out of the skies, or your canine companion won’t hesitate to make you the laughingstock of hunters! Need a change in scenery? Best your score against clay-pigeon targets instead! With three fun modes to choose from, get your trigger finger ready for some fast-paced action! You only have three shots to hit your target before it zooms offscreen. Things might get a bit hairy when you advance to the next round, because those ducks and clay pigeons are going to fly faster and faster! Play solo, or challenge a friend as you test your dogged determination and feathered speed in this NES classic!
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Shooter, ArcadePlatforms
Arcade, Family Computer, Wii U, Nintendo Entertainment SystemDevelopers
Nintendo R&D1Release Date
April 20, 1984 (41 years and 1 month ago)Publishers
NintendoContent Rating
E Mild Violence
Franchises
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