Big Buck Hunter Safari Arcade Game
First there was the extremely popular Big Buck Hunter from Raw Thrills and Play Mechanix. The popularity of this game led to version II, which was soon followed by Call of The Wild and 2005/2006. Now hunters can enjoy even more adventures when they play Safari.
This new game follows the same premise as the original Big Buck Hunter, but with loads more adventures, fun and thrill. You'll be hunting such wild African game as sable, Cape buffalo, wildebeest and many more, along with a number of little varmints. This great arcade game offers even more animals, more variations, new visuals and lots more. A really neat and super cool new feature Big Buck Hunter Safari offers is the Trophy Animal, where players are challenged even further by hunting eight trophy animals, such as elephants, rhinos, giraffes, leopards, zebras, panthers and more really cool African animals. Shooting these animals, as well as animals with antlers, give players even higher scores.
The Big Buck Hunter Safari Website For Fans
If you are a fan of this series, and love the new Safari video game, there is help for you. Seriously, though, there is a easy to use website for fans of the new Safari game, where you will find all kinds of news about your favourite game. Here you will find information about upcoming Big Buck Safari tournaments in the US, as well as locations all over the country where you can find this game. Winners of national tournaments can join the Winner's Circle, where they will have their names put into the Big Buck Hall of Fame.
About Raw Thrills OF The Game
Do you know the raw thrills of this game? In 2001, Eugene Jarvis, former Midway game designer, along with partner Andrew Eloff, formed Raw Thrills with the goal of designing and manufacturing great coin-operated video arcade games. Initially, the company was designing video slots for IGT, and has since moved into the video game industry, with a talented staff of more than 25 that includes graphic designers, programmers, hardware engineers and more.
The first coin-operated video game introduced by Raw Thrills was Target: Terror in 2003. In 2004, they released The Fast and the Furious, which received a top spot in arcade revenues. In 2006, the company teamed up with Play Mechanix to make the first Big Buck Hunter game, and the rest of course is video arcade game history.
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