Gone Fishin' - The Hunt and The Strike Coming This Fall

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  • MrKLM
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    • Apr 2006
    • 3146

    #1

    Gone Fishin' - The Hunt and The Strike Coming This Fall

    Ready for those lazy weekends sitting in the boat fishing? Why not do that in the comfort of your own couch? With two new games from XS Games and Bass Pro Shops The Hunt and The Strike. Get ready to go fishing:
    Currently in development, The Hunt and The Strike aim to deliver the most realistic hunting and fishing experiences to-date, combining detailed environments and engaging gameplay with highly interactive fishing pole and rifle controllers(3). The Hunt and The Strike will be available for Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, the Wii™, and PC in 2009.

    "By combining unique fishing pole and rifle peripherals with high-quality, immersive gameplay, The Strike and The Hunt truly capture the thrill of fishing and hunting and the memories and stories that go along with these beloved pastimes," says Justin Royer, Vice President of Marketing and Brands at Griffin International. "As The Strike and The Hunt will appeal to gamers of all types, we think they have the potential to become the next must-have active, social party games."


    The Strike puts the fishing rod in players' hands as they head out to their favorite fishing holes, including ten of North America's greatest lakes. Featuring realistic lake bottom topography, advanced graphics, life-like fish behaviors, fully customizable characters and an abundance of boats, lures, rods and reels, The Strike offers virtual anglers the most realistic fishing game experience to-date. Players will enjoy a variety of game-play modes including Quick Fish, Career and Bass Pro Shops Invitational Tournament, or they can compete with friends in boat racing and casting challenges.

    The Hunt drops players into the wilderness of North America's most famous hunting locations where players will be able to stalk and hunt their prey using a variety of different firearms-bolt-action rifles, shotguns, pistols, bows, and knives. To help them in their hunt they will use Bass Pro Shops gear and equipment like calls, scents, stands and a uniquely designed GPS to guide the player to the action. The Hunt features three game modes: Quick Hunt, Career Mode, and the Bass Pro Shops Continental Classic Hunting Championship as well as four mini-games (Target Range shooting, ATV Racing, Blind Fire, and Coyote Cruise).

    To develop The Strike and The Hunt, Griffin International is leveraging its Psyclone division, a leading developer of videogame accessories, to build the custom fishing pole and rifle peripherals. The software is being developed by Piranha Games Inc., a Vancouver based game development company with 10 years experience and 17 shipped titles.

    The Strike and The Hunt are scheduled for release in Fall 2009
  • Basil.
    Member
    • Aug 2006
    • 683

    #2
    Re: Gone Fishin' - The Hunt and The Strike Coming This Fall

    This looks really cool.

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    • MrKLM
      Member
      • Apr 2006
      • 3146

      #3
      Re: Gone Fishin' - The Hunt and The Strike Coming This Fall

      the controllers look quite awesome.

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      • CptainCrunch
        I am the 1%
        • Oct 2007
        • 12976

        #4
        Re: Gone Fishin' - The Hunt and The Strike Coming This Fall

        Ive played a number of these games and theyve all been pretty fun. This one is pretty advanced though as far as graphics and reality of it.

        I would get this for the Wii. Wii fishing would be fun

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        • TGL|FalseLion
          Member
          • Dec 2009
          • 184

          #5
          Re: Gone Fishin' - The Hunt and The Strike Coming This Fall

          sounds like a great excuse to drink beer inside on a rainy day....

          I've always loved console fishing games for some reason, this one looks like it's gonna be a winner, as long as the controllers aren't a pain to deal with. I just recently got to try out the Wii Zapper (i think they're called) and its tedious getting the wii remote situated in those things, mainly cause of the little nunchuk accessory.

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