My parents had a bff couple with two sons and a Nintendo in the early 90s. The older brother and I clicked instantly and I spent many a sleepover at his house playing NES.
He had this double whammy cartridge and although I had played Mario 3 at my aunty's, I had never played the OG Mario bros until I became friends with Jokin, circa 1993.
Mario was pretty good, but Duck Hunt? Best thing since bread and chocolate.
He had this double whammy cartridge and although I had played Mario 3 at my aunty's, I had never played the OG Mario bros until I became friends with Jokin, circa 1993.
Mario was pretty good, but Duck Hunt? Best thing since bread and chocolate.
One of the most important games ever combined with... Duck hunt. Mario bros carries this package easily and is still a fantastic game to this day.
Heres my Duck hunt review
Shoot the ducks, thats all there is to it (Insert unfunny joke about the dog and how much I hate him). There is also a clay pigeon mode which is something. This game gets old in 5 minutes.
Heres my Duck hunt review
Shoot the ducks, thats all there is to it (Insert unfunny joke about the dog and how much I hate him). There is also a clay pigeon mode which is something. This game gets old in 5 minutes.
The first game I ever owned. I wonder if it came with the system or if my parents bought it separately? The most classic of classics. Pretty much the reason we have video games today, and why I'll always be a Mario fan. I'm so glad Nintendo have kept the franchise alive with good games and the original spirit going so long. Long live Miyamoto!