Monster Hunter Review

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(More customer reviews)This game is by far one of the best i've played. If you can't take it online, although its still good, you may want to wait. The offline tends to get frustrated and repeating quests over and over again to get money gets boring fast.

Pros:
+ Game works awsome online with no monthly charge
+ Armor changes the way you look as well as character customization, don't expect to find your game twin anytime soon.
+ Awsome quests
+ A large collection of weapons and armor to unleash your deadly rage.
+ Cooking, Fishing, Hunting, an more only add to the experiance.
+ Fights with Wyverns and online bosses like Lao feel epic every time.
+ Multible areas like the valcano or jungle.

Cons:

- No offline multiplayer
- Frustrating offline mode
- 1 star quests offline are boring and are nothing but tutorials that have to be done.
- Can only leave town if your on a quest.
- this game WILL make you hungry when your cooking. Dangit, that well done steak looks good.

Your gamer,
Joshua Kyle Daniel

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Product Description:
Monster Hunter is exciting online action game that offers the challenge of an incredible quest. In this game world, human and monsters share a world. The struggle between them is constant and brutal, and on the humanside special Monster Hunters have risen to face the creatures head on. Become a Monster Hunter yourself and fight for a safer world! Expanded online content with new quests, enemies and missions

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Cabela's North American Adventures 2011 Review

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(More customer reviews)We all know that dangerous hunts is as far from realistic hunting as walking around wal mart with a water gun.This game, is actually pretty close and pretty fun, with great graphics.

The storyline in this game is actually decent for a cabelas game.Your a guy from a hunting TV show, and its behind the scenes basically- the making of the show.You travel across North America hunting all sorts of trophy animals.There are bird hunts, varmint hunts, even predator hunts for you to do, but none of the animals canhurt you.Theres a shooting gallery mode also- thats a lot of fun for a classic arcade style game.

This game is very realistic.No more walking around to trigger an event, you actually get to in a stand and call in an animal, or sneak up close through the brush, or walk around to a cliff to get a good angle- all sorts of different methods.Stands vary from a tripod to a "Duck Blind" that is nothing more than some bushes and logs.Every hunt has more than 1 species in it, and 2 parts to every animal.For example, in one hunt you are hunting a pack of wolves where there is a black wolf you want to kill.After you kill the wolf, you go back to the moments directly before and after you kill the wolf and get footage of it.

One notice for people who are very avid gamers- this may not be for you.This game is more for people like me who spend more hours hunting then playing video games.Dont get me wrong- its a fun game, but I reccomend it for people who actually have hunting experience rather than people who have the video game version of hunting experience- both are very different.If you want a game thats more the gamers- why not try remington super slam hunting africa/north america, or deer drive?

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Cabela's North American Adventures gives players the opportunity to experience North America's greatest hunts in over twenty prime hunting locations across the continent. It introduces fresh touches that hunters will appreciate, including a custom gun builder that allows players the ability to create thousands of gun options with a variety of receivers, stocks, barrels, and scopes. The game also capitalizes on the popularity of hunting shows and online videos by adding a cameraman into gameplay - to get compelling footage, hunters need to be at their best! Plus, new Arcade-style TOP SHOT shooting galleries add to the fun, where you can collect power-ups to enhance your abilities and score big points. Last year's hit Wii title Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2010 introduced the TOP SHOT hunting peripheral, and now Cabela's North American Adventures further integrates it by adding head-to-head multiplayer and refining the arcade-style gameplay to make it even more action packed.

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Deer Drive Review

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(More customer reviews)I love shooting games, always have. My happiest memories as a kid were shooting my first BB gun and later playing the original Duck Hunt. In the army Iqualified as a sharpshooter with the M-16, and over the last few years I've spent a fortune in dollar bills playing Big Buck Hunter at my favorite watering hole.

When we got a Wii the first game I bought was Cabala's. I hated it... it wasn't about shooting, it was a slow and hard to control simulation, where you walk through the pixel forest forever, and only get a shot off every now-and-then. The main challenge is not to die of old age before bagging your first deer. And I've looked at some of the other shooting games on the Wii, and most of them seem to have the same problem. And a few have mechanical problems... like aiming systems that don't work.I had just about given up, then I got Deer Drive.

Deer Drive is lots of fun. It doesn't pretend to be a simulation. Its basically see the animal, shoot, rinse and repeat.But its fast, its challenging,it works well, looks good and it has a cool simultaneous mode for two people or a party mode for up to four. Its not exactly Big Buck Hunter, but if you'd like one, you'll like the other.

The game isn't all that deep, and you won't want to play for more than a couple of hours at a timeby yourself. But it makes for a fun afternoon or evening with friends, and even by yourself it can be a blast.

Five stars forfun
Four stars overall - I'd recommend this to anyone that likes shooting games. But it would have been nice to have an online mode, and maybe a slightly longer one player mode.

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Deer Drive meshes hunting simulation with arcade style pick-up-and-play action and pacing for an exciting gaming experience. Deer Drive is the first deer hunting game that features two-player simultaneous play. Additionally, Deer Drive features a multitude of game play modes, including four player party mode, true-to-life sound effects, passive and aggressive prey, and a slew of hunting weapons.

Challenging for casual and hard-core players alikeEthical hunting integral to the game



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