Season open for Cabela's Outdoor Adventures
Gamy shooter features critter-huntin' in "exotic locations," such as Utah, Mexico, and New Zealand.
Hunting season doesn't start until November, but Activision is offering the next best thing. Those animals won't stand a chance during open season after hunters spend the summer practicing tactics in Cabela's Outdoor Adventures 2006. The game is now available for the Xbox, PlayStation 2, and GameCube for $29.99. The game brings the Great Outdoors indoors, letting players stalk and kill wildlife in Utah, Mexico, New Zealand, and various other international locales.
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Cabela's Outdoor Adventures (2006)
- Publisher(s): Activision
- Developer(s): _No Company
- Genre: Sports
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- ESRB: T
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