Yes, we know that there are plug-and-play retro NES consoles that are very cheap to buy. We also know that these systems are pre-loaded with hundreds of games and that they include two controllers. So, why would anyone buy an original NES console for over $100, no games included? Two words: Duck Hunt. Can you play the beloved classic Duck Hunt on a plug-and-play system? No, you can’t. These systems don’t include or even support the Zapper light gun accessory that’s required to play this title. Along those lines, can’t you just play Duck Hunt on the Wii U Virtual Console, you ask? Yes and no. Yes, there is a playable version on the Wii U Virtual Console. But no, this port does not provide the same experience. Namely, it displays crosshairs where you are aiming, making it impossible to miss. This dumbed-down perversion of the original game is so dull...
Video game stores have been a staple in the gaming community for as long as anyone can remember. They are the go-to destination when it comes to buying the latest game releases, pre-ordering upcoming titles, or picking up some gaming merchandise. However, video game stores are much more than just a place to buy games. These stores provide a unique experience that you cannot get from online shopping or digital downloads. They offer a sense of community, a chance to try out new games, and an opportunity to connect with like-minded gamers. So, whether you're a hardcore gamer or just someone who loves gaming culture, read on to discover why video game stores should be on your must-visit list. Video game stores have come a long way since their inception. In the early days of gaming, video game stores were small, cramped spaces that primarily sold video game cartridges and consoles....
