Duck Hunt
Nintendo R&D1
About
Duck Hunt is a light-gun shooter in which players shoot flying ducks over a marsh with a hunting dog. Game A presents one duck at a time, Game B presents two, and Game C replaces ducks with clay pigeons.
Palette 12 colors
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Details
- Release
- Original release · NES / Famicom
- Developer
- Nintendo R&D1, Intelligent Systems
- Publisher
- Nintendo
- Released
- 1984-04-21 Japan, Famicom
1985-10-18 North America, NES
1987-08-15 Europe, NES - Platforms
- Famicom, NES, Arcade, Wii U
- Variants
- Duck Hunt
- Type
- regional_release
- Platforms
- NES
- Released
- 1985-10-18, North America, NES
- 1987-08-15, Europe, NES
- Sources
Game A — 2 Players- Type
- multiplayer_mode
- Platforms
- Famicom
- NES
- Wii U
- Released
- 1984-04-21, Japan, Famicom
- 1985-10-18, North America, NES
- 1987-08-15, Europe, NES
- 2014-12-24, Japan, Wii U
- 2014-12-25, North America / Europe, Wii U
- Sources
VS. Duck Hunt- Type
- arcade_adaptation
- Platforms
- Arcade (Nintendo VS. System)
- Sources
Duck Hunt- Type
- arcade_port
- Platforms
- Arcade (PlayChoice-10)
- Released
- 1986-08, United States, Arcade (PlayChoice-10)
- Sources
Duck Hunt- Type
- virtual_console_reissue
- Platforms
- Wii U
- Released
- 2014-12-24, Japan, Wii U
- 2014-12-25, North America, Wii U
- 2014-12-25, Europe, Wii U
- Sources
Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt- Type
- compilation_release
- Platforms
- NES
- Sources
Super Mario Bros. / Duck Hunt / World Class Track Meet- Type
- compilation_release
- Platforms
- NES
- Sources
- Also known as
- ダックハント (Japan)
Dakku Hanto (Japan) - Credits
- Hiroji Kiyotake Artist; design (uncredited)
Gunpei Yokoi Producer - Links
- official · official · wikipedia · mobygames
