How to Play Spy Hunter
The NES or Nintendo Entertainment System was most popular for its game Super Mario Brothers; however, Spy Hunter was among several classics that have been remade time and time again. The game later was changed to an arcade format where gamers were able to use a steering wheel, clutch, gas and brake pedals. A Spy Hunter film was to be created at one time but the film producers and director had disagreements, and the director was released from the film.
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Things You'll Need
- Flash-enabled Internet Computer Keyboard NES game console Spy Hunter game cartridge for NES
Instructions
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How to Play Spy Hunter
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Start the NES game console or go to a website holding the Spy Hunter game.
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Press the "Start" button on the NES controller or the associated button on a keyboard. Websites often use the "Enter" button as the start button.
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Move left or right to avoid any traffic in the game by pressing left or right on the "D-Pad." If using a computer, simply press right or left cursors on the keyboard.
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Press up on the D-Pad to accelerate the car and press down on the D-Pad to slow down or stop. If using a computer, simply press up or down on the keyboard.
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Press "B" on the NES controller to shoot cars in front of your car. Pressing "A" will allow you to use the special weapon that you obtain by driving into an allied truck while playing the game. Web versions of Spy Hunter will list what keyboard buttons will act as the "A" and "B" buttons.
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Avoid hitting the backs of vehicles when traveling fast. This will cause your car to explode. Do not travel too slow either or the blue cars will push you off the road.
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Enter the boat house and exchange your car for a boat. All of the controls for the car remain the same as the boat.
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Tips & Warnings
Various websites such as http://www.nintendo8.com/ offer classic NES games for free.
If searching for Spy Hunter online be sure it is the NES version. There are some fan made versions of the game, which are not the accurate Spy Hunter game.
References
- Photo Credit Elliot S Volkman
