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Cabela’s Big Game Hunter: Hunting Party puts you and a group of friends right in the middle of full motion hunting action!

Wickedly exciting and breathtakingly fun, Cabela’s Big Game Hunter: Hunting Party brings the adventure of the outdoors to the Xbox 360 with Kinect. Optimized for use with the Kinect motion sensing device, you can expect tons of strategic, fast-paced fun for the whole family. Challenge yourself and your friends to full motion big game hunting, where, to the victor goes the bragging rights! Read More »

Key Features

Arcade Style Big Game Hunting: A wildly thrilling time is waiting to be had with intense, total body hunting gameplay. Composed of several different shooting galleries, players will have to shoot, dodge and duck over obstacles while grabbing power-ups from the environments as they do battle with some of the world’s most dangerous animals.

Hunting Grounds: Over 30 exciting shooting galleries are included in the game. Break out a map as these galleries span the globe and take you to different environments such as eastern Texas, Sonora Mexico, Tanzania and British Columbia.

Multiple Modes, Lots of Mayhem: With multiple single-player modes, the action never gets old! Different modes included: Hunt, Survival, Arcade and Tags, each with their own objectives and goals. Multiplayer is also allowed in hotseat mode, which, allows up to 4 friends to join as you take turns in trying to beat each other’s scores.

Top Shot Sport: Working in conjunction with Kinect, this first-of-its-kind controller with all new technology adds to the already successful line of TOP SHOT controllers. It adds a brand new dimension to the game with features such as a pump action reload, adjustable stock and pop-up tactical sight. Players will be handed an unprecedented level of control that has them using their whole body and hunting peripheral like they would in real life.

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USA Tue, 15 Nov 2011 by Joe Walker

Aim for something else

The appeal with Kinect was always supposed to be that you didn't need a controller to play. With the "You Are the Controller" mantra so engrained in Kinect's marketing, it's a bit of a surprise to see a Kinect game ship in a large box with a..

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