It’s a lot easier said than done to take down a rabbit from thirty yards with a rifle that can comfortably cover 200-300. There are issues however, when you are trying to shoot the smaller creatures with a long-distance weapon.
Each animal you are after often requires a special objective to be fulfilled in order to acquire the highest points, like killing a target with a heart shot or shooting it from over 200 yards away. A quick tutorial shows you the art of stalking your prey and taking your time to line up the perfect shot to silence your prey. So the narrative goes like this: you find yourself trotting the globe to hunt some of the planet’s most exotic mammals as part of a big competition.įrom rabbits, to foxes to mountain lions you will see various creatures, learn their traits and how you must take them down to achieve maximum scores.
Somehow, developer Cauldron has managed to shoehorn a plot into this year’s outing which deserves credit in itself despite the whole story sucking giant eggs. The truth is Move can often be far too accurate for its own good which results in frustration when you’re lining up a precious trophy shot. The term joker is probably quite apt too as playing with your Dualshock proves to be more rewarding at times. Now with the added bonus of being able to play BGH with your beloved Move controller, BGH 2012 has a new joker up its sleeve. To say the least, the past few console titles have not been that good and have been consigned to bargain bins nationwide. To some extent anyway.īut first some back story Cabela’s Big Game Hunter (BGH) has found a home in arcade centres worldwide and more recently has started a new lease of life on consoles thanks to the advent of motion control and camera peripherals. There’s no point beating around the bush on this one you’re expecting me to lambast this to hell aren’t you? Well prepare to be shocked and eat your words, because I’m actually going to praise this title.
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