Cabela's Alaskan Adventures = DONE

This game is absolute, certified shit. The worst game I've ever played by far. I can't even begin to describe all the ways this glitchy piece of shit sucks, but I'll try, it bulleted form:

• Squirrels take something like 8 shots from a shotgun to kill. Bears, one.
• You can shoot an animal, listen to the guide say "Now finish him off", shoot him again, and get penalized.
• There's a stamina meter, which I guess is accurate, but is unfair because: a) It drains at walking speed and b) you need to walk across huge maps sometimes.
• Fishing employs ridiculously inaccurate mechanics and requires you to move a joystick with an accuracy of literally 2-3 degrees.
• When the game says "Shoot 3 bears" it sometimes means "Shoot 3 male adult bears" and there's no way of finding this out until after you kill a bear and get penalized.
• There's no way of being able to determine the gender of most of the animals until after you kill it and get penalized for killing the wrong gender.
• You need to adjust for wind and bullet arcs for shots as short as 3 yards. No, really, 3.
  
• An animal can pounce at you from 10 feet and damage you without coming close to you at all.
• Sometimes, the game you need to hunt will run to a cabin and you can't kill it because you can't shoot a gun within 50 yards of an occupied building, regardless of the fact that the building isn't fucking occupied.

And blogspot has a scheduled outage in about half an hour, so I'm going to stop for now. If the glitch to use radar on Simulation mode didn't exist, I probably would have hung myself by now.

I'm still keeping Gears 2 on hold, and my new goal is to get GTA IV done before I start Gears. So far, I've done 11 races in about 5 total hours. Wanted seems like it'll be more time-consuming, but infinitely more straight-forward. For now, I've just been doing AWP with Sajaa and doing the campaign again for Chain Reaction during downtime.

I still stand by "SR2 > SR1 > GTA IV". Hell, I'd rather play Superman Returns than GTA for 100 hours.