Should have been the original arcade version rather than the NES version. Moreso because in the arcade version it was possible to shoot the dog during a bonus round, albeit doing so caused you to instantly lose the bonus round.
5 euro for a game this old is a bit stupid though
[QUOTE=Valiantttt;46793643]5 euro for a game this old is a bit stupid though[/QUOTE]
You'd be spending roughly about that much for the cartridge anyway.
[QUOTE=Valiantttt;46793643]5 euro for a game this old is a bit stupid though[/QUOTE]
you're giving Nintendo five euros for a gaming classic they let you emulate on your Wii U rather than spending shit ton of cash on the original cartridge.
I'd say the price is fair.
[QUOTE=Limed00d;46793710]you're giving Nintendo five euros for a gaming classic they let you emulate on your Wii U rather than spending shit ton of cash on the original cartridge.
I'd say the price is fair.[/QUOTE]
Or I could use something that can run this on anything, this isn't an excuse to charge 5 euro for a 30(?)ish old game.
If it was a collection of classics, then maybe.
[QUOTE=Valiantttt;46793883]Or I could use something that can run this on anything, this isn't an excuse to charge 5 euro for a 30(?)ish old game.
If it was a collection of classics, then maybe.[/QUOTE]
They had to rework it so the Wiimote would work as a zapper. I think it is a fair price.
Finally the Wii U gets the killer app we've all been waiting for.
[QUOTE=Fangz;46794142]They had to rework it so the Wiimote would work as a zapper. I think it is a fair price.[/QUOTE]
It's also worth mentioning that Duck Hunt and other Light Gun games for both the NES and SNES do not work on an HDTV (the way that they aim is based off of the current position of the light in a CRT screen, which is not the method that HDTVs use to produce a picture and thus the gun just defaults to 0,0), so you'd actually need to have a CRT somewhere on hand to play those.
[QUOTE=The Duke;46798772]It's also worth mentioning that Duck Hunt and other Light Gun games for both the NES and SNES do not work on an HDTV (the way that they aim is based off of the current position of the light in a CRT screen, which is not the method that HDTVs use to produce a picture and thus the gun just defaults to 0,0), so you'd actually need to have a CRT somewhere on hand to play those.[/QUOTE]
No, the NES light gun is different. The reason it doesn't work with modern TVs is the latency, it works by looking at the screen and seeing the white square flash for one frame, if it isn't perfectly in sync with what's being displayed the whole thing is thrown off.
[QUOTE=Fangz;46794142]They had to rework it so the Wiimote would work as a zapper. I think it is a fair price.[/QUOTE]
I remember playing it on a homebrewed Wii. It can't be that difficult, I think.
[QUOTE=Valiantttt;46793883]Or I could use something that can run this on anything, this isn't an excuse to charge 5 euro for a 30(?)ish old game.
If it was a collection of classics, then maybe.[/QUOTE]
Then how about you just don't buy it
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[QUOTE=LegndNikko;46802445]I remember playing it on a homebrewed Wii. It can't be that difficult, I think.[/QUOTE]
Which is probably why it's $5 and not something ridiculous
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