Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt

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For millions of families, this was the first thing that ever loaded on the Nintendo Entertainment System. Super Mario Bros. and Duck Hunt shared one cartridge as the pack-in game for the NES Action Set, and that two-in-one became the soundtrack of countless living rooms in the late 1980s. Flip the power switch, pick your game from the title screen, and you are right back in that moment.

Super Mario Bros. needs little introduction. Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka's side-scroller set the template for a genre: eight worlds of Goombas, Koopa Troopas, hidden blocks, warp pipes and flagpole finishes, with Bowser waiting at the end of each castle and a Toad apologizing that the princess is in another one. World 1-1 may be the most studied level in game design, quietly teaching everything you need to know in its opening seconds, and Koji Kondo's overworld theme is one of the most recognizable pieces of music ever written for a game. Discovering a warp zone for the first time still feels like being let in on a secret.

Duck Hunt was the showpiece for Nintendo's Zapper light gun, and the game is built entirely around it. Single-duck and double-duck rounds and a clay-shooting mode tested your aim, while the hunting dog who pops up to snicker at every miss became the character a whole generation loved to hate.

Together they made the NES feel like something new: a platformer for exploring, a shooting gallery for showing off, and a reason for friends and siblings to crowd around the TV. This cartridge is the natural first piece of an NES collection and a direct line back to where it all started for so many players.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
1988
Publisher
Nintendo
Players
Single player, Multiplayer
About the game

A compilation of Duck Hunt and Super Mario Bros. Duck Hunt featured a lightgun shooting game while Super Mario Bros. is a well-known platformer.

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