Apparently a second controller in single duck mode allows a second player to control the duck, adding a bit more challenge (assuming your second player is somewhat competent). This is from the manual, which I clearly never read as a kid.
Did you read the manual? Did you ever have a friend control the duck to make the game harder (or easier)? And if you missed the duck, did knowing you lost to a friend make the dog's laughter even crueler?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duck_Hunt
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Did you ever try plugging in a second controller when playing Duck Hunt?
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WHYYYYY! Why was there no GDGT when I was 8? Never got a chance to try this. Oh well, back to searching for a Touchpad.
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we used to do this all the time...it was a bit tricky to get the duck to fly how you wanted though
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I am literally blown away. I have no words.
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Never did I ever try this. Although I still want that dog dead.
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WHAT!!???!!?!?!?! Awwwwww man, that would have been so much fun if we had known. I feel cheated! I want at least 1 year of my childhood back to go back and do this. :)
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Wow really? I thought everyone knew that.
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The gun that I had was slightly broken that I no longer aim for the duck, I just aim to the lower left of the screen and it kills all the ducks that flys up. That gets boring quick so I stopped playing after finding out that bug/glitch/broken gun.
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