Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2005 Season

List Price: $19.99 Discount Price: $9.65

Features:

• Track and hunt 36 game animals, in the wild or on private game ranches
• Watch and adjust as the terrain is affected by weather, seasonal changes and time of day
• Go head-to-head with other hunters to claim bragging rights to the highest scores
• Play Quick Hunt for instant gratification, or try Career Hunt Mode to unlock new items, missions & equipment

Accessories:

PC Gamer (1-year)

Customer Reviews:

Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2005 ... isn't [Posted on 2005-01-15]
Recently purchased, unable to get game to start properly, produces and inaccurate error statement related to screen resolution then locks up system. To date NO response from support group.

Neighbor also has had trouble getting program to run properly on his system.

bad deal [Posted on 2005-07-16]
Game will not run on my H P. Dangerous Hunt and Deer Hunt 2005 work just fine. Not much help from activision. Don't buy it. Dangerous hunt is great!

Good Game [Posted on 2006-02-26]
Installed the Game on my XP System, works great. Wouldn't really recommend for the very beginner computer user. I had some minor mouse problems, but that was easily fixed by changing the graphics settings from within the game.

A nice compromise [Posted on 2006-07-25]
For parents, forever trying to steer their children away from violent war games, this PC program is a nice compromise.

Admittedly, I am not thrilled with the shooting--especially of the 26 big game animals included in the program. Nor am I thrilled with the bit of blood that shows when an animal is downed.

Nevertheless, the violence in this program is moderate to negligible compared to the explosions, cannon fire, machine gun fire, and techno space-age firepower included in some--in fact, most--of the other available Teen games.

Just as important, my child likes the game, and finds it interesting and fun.

At this age, kids just aren't interested in the truly mild kinds of programs--building cities, playing Scrabble, building and managing a computerized business and so on. And even though such games would probably be really fun for them, the Teen rating is what the kids are after.

I fault the game companies for making the vast majority of games with heavily violent themes--and for not making more challenging, fun kinds of things for the Teen age bracket.

Sure, game companies like Cabela make what sells. But if they stopped spoon feeding violence to everyone, maybe more wholesome games would sell, too.

In the meantime, if you need a "compromise" with your adamant child, this game (and others in this series) is probably about as good a bet as you will find.

Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2005 [Posted on 2006-10-09]
This is the most boring hunting game I have ever played. I played this game once for almost 2 hours without seeing an any animals. If I wanted to sit in the wods and see nothing, I'd go hunting for real. When I play a hunting game I want action. Don't waste your time or money on this game.

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