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Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt is a best-selling NES cartridge combining the games Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt.[1] The player would select which game to play on the first menu. It was a best selling game, largely due to the fact that it was packaged with the NES Action Set. That package also included the Zapper Light Gun for Duck Hunt. This game cartridge was developed and published by Nintendo and was released in November 1988.
In December 1988, another combination pak was packaged with the NES Power Set. This compilation was titled 3-in-1 Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet and included the Power Pad for World Class Track Meet.
Super Mario Bros.[]
Super Mario Bros. is the best-selling Mario game and it was the selling video game of all time due to it being bundled with every NES bundle ever made (except the Deluxe Set and Basic Set). You play as Mario and Luigi on their adventure to save Princess Toadstool from the evil King Bowser.
Duck Hunt[]
Duck Hunt is one of 16 licensed NES games that use the NES Zapper . You and your trusty dog go hunting for ducks and try to shoot them after the dog chases them out using as few bullets as possible (you are allowed 3 tries per duck). An alternate game setting is Clay Pigeon, where you shoot at clay pigeons, but it is different from real life because you don't yell "pull" (as it's a video game), they just fire and you shoot them while the discs fly out of a launcher off-screen.
Game Model No.[]
NES-MH-xxx (depends on which region)
References[]
- ↑ Craig Majaski. "Nintendo Announces New NES Configurations" (in English). Nintendo Times. https://www.nintendotimes.com/1988/01/08/ces-nintendo-announces-new-nes-configurations/. Retrieved on 13 December 2022.
External links[]
- Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt at GameFAQs
- Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt at MarioWiki, the Fandom wiki on Mario.