I looked into this a few years ago. As I remember, Duck Hunt only works on tube TVs as the gun sends a signal that would make the TV flash imperceptibly, new TVs don't do this so the game doesn't work.Went cleaning through some old boxes the other day and came across these. Tried out Duck Hunt, but I think the refresh rate of the TV is too high for the gun to register. It's been a minute since I played video games.
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Yeah, I can see the screen go black with a little white circle where the duck is, but it's definitely too fast for the controller to pick up.I looked into this a few years ago. As I remember, Duck Hunt only works on tube TVs as the gun sends a signal that would make the TV flash imperceptibly, new TVs don't do this so the game doesn't work.
I looked into this a few years ago. As I remember, Duck Hunt only works on tube TVs as the gun sends a signal that would make the TV flash imperceptibly, new TVs don't do this so the game doesn't work.
I just find it impressive that you still have a working original NES. Ahh, childhood memories...Yeah, I can see the screen go black with a little white circle where the duck is, but it's definitely too fast for the controller to pick up.
I mean, I still have to blow on the cartridges to get them to work lol!I just find it impressive that you still have a working original NES. Ahh, childhood memories...
Heck, you had to do that when the systems were new, too.I mean, I still have to blow on the cartridges to get them to work lol!
Congrats.As of yesterday Selkirk Mountain Engineering, PLLC is official. Website is in progress, but I have a domain and email.
This will remain my side hustle (converted my sole proprietorship). I just do this to help finance some of my more expensive hobbies.& grats!
You still going to have a day job or is this the new gig?
As of yesterday Selkirk Mountain Engineering, PLLC is official. Website is in progress, but I have a domain and email.
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