PSX Extreme writes: "These days, hunting is always a controversial subject, even in the virtual world. But given the fact that video games often have you "hunting" a variety of different targets, ranging from human to animal to extra-terrestrial, nobody should find anything too offensive about Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2009. In fact, the series has mostly operated in the shadows in past years, selling to real-life hunting fans and never making it to the top of the sales charts. The first next-gen entry in the series is unlikely to fare much better, but you never know… See, they've decided to institute more in the way of action and adventure in this title that clearly appears to be a FPS; the blend may appeal to a wider variety of gamers, provided the gameplay mechanic is solid. However, despite this hope, Cabela still wishes to cater to the bush-beatin' folks who love the thrill of the hunt. And there's nothing wrong with that."
Activision is apparently putting a lot of production value into this latest Cabela's title, tapping Brad Santos, screenwriter and creative director, to pen the tale of Cole Rainsford, who has joined his estranged father in the African safari to hunt dangerous animals terrorizing local villages there. See, kids? Hunting is a noble pursuit.
The Top 10 Hunting Games - Images & HD Videos. Some are free hunting games online, some are for the pc, and some are for console games such as the Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3.
If you are an avid hunter or a gamer looking for a realistic hunting experience then the below list is just what you are looking for.
Sadly, Cabela's 2009 is a mess overall. Tracking in Hunter Sense is way too difficult because trails are tricky to find; the mission structure is disjointed; and the graphics are rougher than a bear's bum. Best leave this one out in the wilderness.
You'll love:
* Has an actual storyline
* Punching lions
* Animal attack set pieces
You'll hate:
* Possibly the ugliest next-gen game
* Restricted exploration
* Corny mission goals
