Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2005 Adventures GameCube
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9.9 out of 10

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  1. RobertL.
    Jan 25, 2005
    10
    Find it realistic and challengeing and loads of fun its as good if not better than the playstation version i enjoy it for hours.
  2. Mr.Sexy
    Feb 1, 2005
    10
    The dangerous animals option is way better than on the other games, the tracking, rifles, and game seem more real.
  3. DerekS.
    Mar 1, 2005
    10
    : ) Joy!
  4. MontanaB.
    Jul 7, 2005
    10
    It was awesome it gives the thrill of a real hunt.
  5. thejonez
    Jul 8, 2011
    10
    Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2005 Adventures is my all-time favorite game! It has good graphics, high replayability, and is realistic and memorable. Every time I end this game, it is always kind of depressing because I remember the good memories that I had playing it. So, I always end up starting a new career. Plus, the game doesn't miss any aspect of hunting, making it extremely realistic. The memories that this game has left me are of funny circumstances and good times. So, if you just want to fire a round off at 36 different species of animals, and you have a Nintendo Gamecube, this is the game you want to pick up soon!… Expand
  6. MichaelH.
    Mar 1, 2005
    9
    This game has truly remarkable enviroments, and I was also blown away by the realism and fun element there was when I was slaughtering helpless animals that could'nt hide from the wrath of my halo 2 sniping skills.

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  1. Nintendo Power
    54
    The pacing is realistic, which is to say that it's not for the fast-action fans, and the controls are responsive but complex. [March 2005, p.107]