Bean catalog, whereas savage, bear-killing Chainy might rock a deer antler hat or toga made from pine needles. Early-game Chainy looks like something out of an L.L. A character customization mode allows players to dress Chainy up in various outfits or the skins of his vanquished foes.One highly-touted feature is the ability to booby-trap jars of honey with fragmentation grenades. As Chainy, players must utilize a number of weapons to defeat Los Fuzzos, including rifles, survival knifes, laser cannons, napalm and harsh language.Chainy then becomes the hunted when he is pursued by vengeful members of the bear's gang, Los Fuzzos Locos. Sadly, the bear finds himself on the wrong end of the hunter's shotgun when he consumes a halfeaten raw salmon that Chainy was totally saving for lunch. After months of isolation in the desolate landscape, Chainy and the bear (hey that sounds like a good sitcom) grow close and struggle with the first stirrings of a taboo romance.
Taking up residence in a remote cabin, he befriends a giant Kodiak bear and a case of Wild Turkey. Protagonist Rick Chainy seeks solace in the Alaskan wilderness after ventilating his attorney friend with buckshot in a hunting accident.What might we find in "Alaskan Adventure?"
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I wish I could tell you more but no previews or screenshots exist for the game, and it's not even mentioned on Cabela's Web site.īut it does have some cover art and a release date, meaning it might be real, and that's good enough for me to crack some bad jokes. What else could you be playing? How about "Cabela's Alaskan Adventure" an action game that diverges from the norm by allowing you to shoot animals instead of people. But the cel-shaded art style is pretty breathtaking and I feel confident saying this is probably the best new game out this week. To sum things up, you play as a sun goddess reincarnated as a white wolf who fights enemies and solves puzzles by "painting" on the game world with a magic brush. The above screenshot is from the newly released "Okami" (Rated Teen, PS2), an innovative and well-reviewed title that borrows from Japanese myth. Slim pickings this week in Videogameland.
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