More on How to Play Duck Hunt on HDTVs! HYPERKIN Wireless NES & SNES Controllers, & More CES 2019

In this video, we follow up on our recent video on the Hyperkin Hyper Blaster HD, along with revealing more Hyperkin CES 2019 product announcements!

Check out part one of our Hyperkin CES Coverage by checking out our earlier video at https://youtu.be/Vegj9Kzj_oc

Talking about starting the new year off right, Hyperkin has sent us more information on even more cool gear coming in 2019. They took the wraps off the Hyper Blaster HD, covered in our original video, but now we have some additional information:

Hyper Blaster HD:

Insert your original Duck Hunt cartridge into the special Hyper Blaster HD Adapter, then pop it into your NES or NES-compatible system (not compatible with the RetroN 5). Plug the Hyper Blaster HD light gun into the Player 2 port and a regular controller into the Player 1 port. You're ready to hunt.

We've also learned that, at least at this time, the Hyper Blaster HD is ONLY compatible with Duck Hunt. Other light gun games might be playable in the future, but that is TBD.

In addition to the Hyper Blaster HD, Hyperkin shared additional release information with us:

Retron 2 HD:
• HD audio and video (720p) with 16:9/4:3 switch (HD cable only)
• High compatibility with (NTSC/PAL) NES and SNES cartridges
• Comes with a “Cadet” and a “Scout” premium classic-style controller
• Includes AV ports with AV cable

HDTV Cable for GameCube/ N64/ SNES
• Compatible with HDTVs
• Supports 720p resolution
• Clear picture quality and crisp stereo audio
• Compatible with PAL and NTSC consoles

"Cadet" Premium Wireless BT Controller for NES/ PC/ Mac/ Android
"Scout" Premium Wireless BT Controller for SNES/ PC/ Mac/ Android
Hyperkin's "Cadet" Premium Wireless BT Controller for the NES and "Scout" Premium Wireless BT Controller for SNES let you hold the good ol' days right in your hands, while providing ergonomic, modern comfort and classic reliability. You can move comfortably 30 ft. from your consoles via the BT technology. The built-in Li-Ion battery lasts for 6 hours and recharges via included Micro cable

Wow! I mean, just, WOW! These are just some of the items covered, in addition to the Street Fighter Apple Watch band, the already announced Admiral N64 Wireless controller, Squire Genesis and Trooper Atari 2600 controllers, and of course, the Ultraboy Game Boy/Game Boy Color-compatible premium handheld. Hyperkin is really launching into 2019 with a lot of momentum, we hope to hear more soon regarding pricing and availability. Stay tuned, 2019 is just starting, and it's already coming in HOT!

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