Not often your jaw legitimately drops to the floor. Yesterday was one of those days thanks to Seth Rogen.
Hot tip that’s 25 years late but I didn’t have Twitter back then: in Duck Hunt on Nintendo, the second player controller controlled the duck.
— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) September 17, 2018
Me and my sister found this out because I sat on the controller by accident and the duck kept flying to the top right corner.
— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) September 17, 2018
How did I go 30 years of life and not know about this? We all remember playing duck hunt as a kid. Put the gun 2 inches from the screen, kill ducks in record speed and blow on that ugly orange gun like James Bond while the hound went to find the carcass. Easy money.
Now I come to find out that the whole time we actually could have had fun playing duck hunt??!!? How again I ask? I’m not exaggerating, this should have been interrupt Monday Night Football type of breaking news. I wasn’t the only one blown away.
I did not come on Twitter to have my mind blown today. I feel like my life is a lie. What's next, if you turn the NES upside down, it shoots money out when you beat Mega Man II?
— Tom Jorgensen (@Tom_Jorgensen) September 17, 2018
WHAT 🤯
— Brie Larson (@brielarson) September 17, 2018
What if the reason we all couldn't hit the ducks is because we were playing against ghosts? https://t.co/p2mp72oN5a
— Daniel Berrios (@DanielBerrios93) September 17, 2018
I didn’t even know duck hunt was a two player game. Imagine if you had this knowledge back then? You would have brought the world to their knees. So it looks like I’m hopping on Amazon and going to Prime myself an NES classic today.