Product Description
Hunters have always loved the best-selling Big Game Hunter series. Now Cabela's delivers the most compelling hunting game ever offered for the first time on he Nintendo WII. Twenty-four different North American big game animals to hunt. Play Career Hunt or jump right into the action with Quick Hunt for immediate satisfaction. Realistic 3D animal models reflect a variety of ages, genders, and sizes.
- Advanced Animal Behavior - Game design and animal movement based on actual DNR research including sight, speed, daily routines, and feeding patterns for authentic game play action.
- Special In-Game Features Include - Bullet-Cam allows you to see your shot travel to its destination, x-ray scopes so you can line-up the perfect shot, custom log cabin for your Trophy Room, plus an advanced scoring system, and much, much more.
- Hunt All Over North America - You will be mesmerized by the detail and expansive landscapes in 32 different locations that accurately reflect the natural environments from Montana to west Texas.
- Authentic Weapons and Gear - Your hunting experience will be complete as you choose from a wide selection of today's best-selling firearms, bows, scents, clothes, stands, blinds, plus ATVs, boats and a truck.
Cabelas Big Game Hunter Reviews
| 77 of 80 people found the following review helpful  Better than previous versions, By = Fun: This review is from: Cabelas Big Game Hunter (Video Game) Let me start by saying I've played previous BGH versions on the Xbox and PS2.Pros: -The Wii controls work very well for this game -- I completed the game using the new Wii Zapper and thoroughly enjoyed it. -They have removed the animal radar (replaced by a "hunter sense," a 3rd person view that enhances animals visible on your screen). -They removed running fatigue. -They have removed lodges (saving now occurs multiple times per map at various checkpoints, you don't have to spend 10 minutes hiking back to your lodge to save your game or get a different weapon, weapons can be swapped out from the menu). -The graphics are slightly better than previous BGH versions. -The have removed the virtually useless vehicles from the previous versions as they are not necessary since you no longer traverse from map to map to get to the next lodge. Cons: -There are fewer weapons (There is only 1 crossbow, and there are no bows in the game... Read more 41 of 44 people found the following review helpful Ow... coulda been so good, By Horseman (Chandler, Az. United States) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Cabelas Big Game Hunter (Video Game) I bought this game a started playing it- I finished it on easy in 4 hours. So I put it on expert and finished it in 4.5. The graphics are not what I have come to expect in Cabelas or other hunting games for that matter. On the Wii they were not good at all.For the game play the Wii controllers work really well for this. But the game was just poorly done. There were literally instant hunts where the mission was finished in 12 seconds or so- on a regular basis. The animals literally swarm the areas. This might be good except for you cant buy tags even- you can only hunt the ONE animal they tell you you can and the number they let you- often one. The weapons were very few and non factors. The game picks your weapons for you to start each mission. If you chnage them you can easily be kicked out for using one not authorized. Tracking is all but totally absent.You cant set up your own tree stands or canopies- though there are a few in the game you can... Read more 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful  Lots of fun, By = Fun: This review is from: Cabelas Big Game Hunter (Video Game) I brought my 7-year old son to the store to look at Wii games thinking he'd pick out a car game of some sort since he's addicted to cars. What catches his attention? Big Game Hunter! I laughed and tried to turn his attention to something else figuring he, nor I, would like a hunting game. Well, he kept coming back to it so I gave in. Plus the price was pretty low (Aug. '09)Let me just say, we both got hooked as soon as we started playing. It's no Duck Hunt, and does take a little coordination with the nun-chuck and controller. I thought my son would have trouble figuring it out but who was I kidding? Kids a wiz with the games. You get to hunt numerous different game. You also encounter some more aggressive animals. That's where I have to caution that this might freak the young ones out. My son gets scared when some of the wild cats attack and hands me the controls to do the work. All in all, we've been having great fun with it. Worth the... Read more |
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