VT3 fails to displace Top Spin as the best multiplayer tennis game, but is still the best this generation has to offer.

Extremely well balanced; Classic Sega feel.

Offline mode too easy; Disappointing online play; PSP version crashes frequently; Lack of shot variety.

Video game tennis seems to have come along way since the days of Pong , but has it really? The object of the sport of tennis is basic enough that there really isn't much you can do to reinvent the wheel.

This had great graphics and sound effects. The weapon and gear selection was good with a very functional fishing on it. The ease to hunt down animals was to easy, no matter the setting or mode . The animal attacks happen way too often too. Of all the Cabelas games, this is what I consider the worst.

It was a matter of time before a hunting game like this came along. Made by Activision, and uses the Call of Duty Engine, this game replaces the War Zone atmosphere, and the shooting of Soldiers, with a Wildlife Environment, and Animals to shoot.

Be vewey, vewey quiet. I'm hunting wabbits, and wolverines, and Kodiak bears and...

Its hard to know where to start with a review of a game this bad, the graphics? It looks like a dodgy PS2 port. The gameplay? Boring and repetitive. Or just the sheer mind numbing awfulness that is Cabela's Alaskan Adventure?

I'm still puzzled at where exactly my love for sports came from. As far back as I can remember, I was playing something; even if it was baseball with a rolled-up sock and an old chair leg. I started Little League at four.

Granted we are not hard core gamers, but our son who is said he would not recommend this game because of its difficulty to navigate and you can't walk 2 feet without getting attacked by something. Bought for a "hunter" husband who has no interest what so ever because of it's difficulty.

Graphically this game doesn't do it for me. The gameplay isn't that great either. It certainly isn't what I would call next-gen. I have a casual interest in Cabela games and the latest games from them are an improvement, but this "wild turkey" left me shutting of my Xbox and trading it in after 30...

Despite being plagued with bugs, repetitive gameplay, and some of the worst visuals you'll see on a next-gen console, Cabela's Alaskan Adventure is fairly entertaining. You probably won't play for more than half an hour at a time before you lose interest, but for that half hour, you'll have some fun...