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Open Season is a riotous romp in the great outdoors, where the rowdy brood of forest animals turns the tables on a bunch of unsuspecting hunters. When a domesticated grizzly named Boog gets lured into leaving the creature comforts of home by a fast-talking mule deer named Elliot, he finds himself lost in the woods just three days before hunting season. Forced to “rough it” in the great outdoors, Boog goes native, rallying all the forest animals to take back their home and send the hunters packing. The Open Season video game allows players to relive the movie experience by playing as Boog and Elliot. Throw skunk bombs, hurl rabbits, use acorn-firing squirrels and pull outrageous woodland pranks to scare the pants off the hunters in this action-adventure romp through the forest.

Genre: Action Adventure

Publisher: Ubisoft

Developer: Ubisoft Montreal

Online Play:

Local Play: 4 Versus/ 4 Co-op

October 3, 2006 –
For whatever reason, children’s movies are starting to take a serious plunge lately. Maybe it’s the lack of Disney masterpieces like Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast, or maybe it has to do with the conversion from traditional to 3D animation. But what if maybe – just maybe – it has to do with the fact that today’s cinema-epics are amazingly uninspired, insultingly formulaic, and downright pathetic compared to the classics of old. When A Bug’s Life hit theaters, Antz was close to follow. Finding Nemo came next, followed by the putrid “vision” Shark’s Tale, and it’s happening over and over again. This summer’s bout: Over the Hedge and Open Season, two movies that have the same furry design, the same racial stereotypes (the skunk is black, so we’ll get a black voice actor! Genius