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''Duck Hunt'' is a Video Game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Game Console System . It was one of the two original pack-in titles for the first release of the game system (the other was '' Gyromite ''). GAMEPLAY In ''Duck Hunt'', players had a special gun apparatus, the Nintendo Zapper Light Gun that they plugged into the NES console, and attempted to shoot down Ducks or Clay Pigeon s in mid-flight. ''Duck Hunt'' was originally released as an Arcade Game in 1984 and was also included in the PlayChoice-10 arcade console. Like many early video games, ''Duck Hunt'' has no proper ending. ''.]] The player is also accompanied by a nameless (also a Zapper game) and he can be shot. The game had three modes: one and two-duck variations on the above formula and a third clay pigeon shooting mode. Most players regard this last mode as by far the most difficult; the clay pigeons were much smaller Sprites than the ducks. Additionally, in later rounds shooting multiple clays required faster Reaction Time than as in the same numbered round in the duck modes. The Clay Shooting mode appeared only as a bonus game in ''Vs. Duck Hunt''. PACKAGING The game was placed in two combination Cartridges . If one bought the original Action Set configuration of the NES in the late 1980s , ''Duck Hunt'' was included with '' Super Mario Bros. ''. This particular cartridge is the most commonly found NES cartridge in the United States. If one had purchased the NES system in a bundle with the Power Pad , then ''Duck Hunt'' was included on a 3-in-1 cartridge that additionally included World Class Track Meet . ''Duck Hunt'' was available in a standard single cartridge form, but it is very rare (and very valuable). TRIVIA
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