Cabela's Legendary Adventures

Global Total as of 12th May 2012 (units): 0.15m
Platform: PlayStation Portable	Also on: Wii, PlayStation 2
Developer: Sand Grain Studios	Genre: Sports

Total Units

Boxart	Title	Publisher	Region	Date	Distribution
	Cabela's Legendary Adventures	Activision	North America	09th September 2008	Retail

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	Aj_habfan (on 01 January 2010) You know, it's actually pretty fun. Nice open areas, pretty graphics, and it can be pretty fun hunting down certain types of animals. There are some cool cutscenes in between areas, as it tells the story of a man and all the adventures his father and friends went through for hunting. Every level has one big game you build up to, ending the level in you hunting him down. Problems are: You can basically shoot anything from any distance. I was shooting down birds from about 150 yards away with a shotgun. Other problem is that you can spend very long wandering around trying to find the next challenge. Each challenge is started when you walk over a floating skull, but these aren't marked on the map and can be very hard to find. Overall, pleasantly surprised.
	Aj_habfan (on 19 October 2009) Wow, I dont remember saying that and I can't believe I actually bought this game, lol. I will try it out later this year and post my impressions.
	Aj_habfan (on 23 September 2008) Game looks good.
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