The gun, and the game as a whole, is reminiscent of “Duck Hunt” -- the classic 1985 title for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The gun itself is a peculiar green and orange piece of plastic ...

That’s a shame, but if you ever wanted to re-live the only proper way to play Duck Hunt (with a screen that flashes awkwardly) on a modern TV, the Hyper Blaster HD seems to be the way to go.

A similar principle set the stage for the Zapper gun used to play "Duck Hunt." By the 1970s, video games with light guns became slightly more popular, thanks to the Magnavox Odyssey video game system.

Duck Game is also on sale for 50% off until May 1, going for just $6.49/£4.99. So, if you've got all your ducks in a row, now is the best time to pick this party game up. Sam Foxall ...

If you want to check it out for yourself, you can buy Duck Game on Steam - expect to pay $12.99/£9.99 for your copy, or $39.99/£29.99 for a four pack to share with your friends. Looking for more ...

Despite reports of a rise in crime using fake guns, this has been an ongoing problem since the mid to late 1980s. A research project initiated by the U.S. Congress in 1990 found that between ...

A South Carolina man was arrested after authorities said he robbed a convenience store with a fake gun designed to play a Nintendo video game. David Joseph Dalesandro, 25, held up a Kwik Stop in ...

A man is facing felony criminal charges after police say he used a pistol-shaped controller from the 1980s Nintendo game 'Duck Hunt' to rob a South Carolina business. David Joseph Dalesandro, 25 ...