Tristan Wong: "Cabela’s North American Adventures is a hunting game… nothing more I can say about it—it’s a hunting game where you take pretty pictures of pretty animals whilst they loath and squander about the landscape… your rifle ready and willing to put a bullet through its head before it has a clue of what to say about you."
KeenGamer: "With Hunting Simulator 2 set to release later this month, we decided to take a look at some of the best hunting video games available on consoles over the years. From all the Cabela’s games to the most recent theHunter: Call of the Wild, gamers have had a plethora of options to choose from to get their hunting simulation experience on. Here, we take a look at a few of our favorite hunting games ever offered on consoles."
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GEV says: This last week, we finally got a chance to sit down and spend some time with the newest in the long running Cabela’s line of hunting games. In North American Adventures, players are put in the role of being the star of their very own hunting show. The show runs a span of 13 episodes and takes players across the continent to such exotic locales as Western Pennsylvania, and Alaska (alright…only one of those is exotic but still…)
Somehow I knew this would be terrible before I even saw the review. Good job describing the sound of blood rushing from a corpse. I literally had a mental picture that the animal blood comes out like the corpses in the Bloodrayne games.
Lol--makes you happy, don't it?
I know it's not that great of a game but... I want to play it!
This sounds like my best/worst nightmare
The only way this game could be worse is if you were hunting domestic animals.