CABELA'S MONSTER BUCK HUNTER NINTENDO WII

Cabela's Monster Buck Hunter comes with two completely different game modes. The first, and the most different as far as the series is concerned, is Top Shot. You'll have 12 different areas to hunt in, and you'll have only one goal: beat the required score to advance. Unlike most hunting titles where you have to control yourself where to go and fish the game, this one plays like a traditional light gun game where the camera is on rails and you just shoot the animals that appear at the screen. It gets a bit more complicated than that; Standard hunting rules from older games still apply, so headshots aren't as valuable as heartshots. Better scores are achieved by using the correct gun and making the cleanest kill. To this end, you can change weapons on the fly so that deer and other land creatures are only hunted with guns while birds must be hunted with shotguns. To help you out, you also get bonuses once certain criteria are met, like scoring multiple kills in a short time or getting a five-star kill. These bonuses include freezing all animals on screen, no reloading, and an x-ray mode to better see your prey.