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| | NRA Varmint Hunter > Review |
 | | That’s because NRA Varmint Hunter, the first of a projected 15 or so NRA-licensed bargain hunting titles scheduled for release between now and about 2008 or thereabouts, plays like a game that is a first-of-its-kind title, except it’s not. |
 | | I mean the graphics are about six to eight years out of date, rendered in 800x600 resolution at a time when even standard, nothing-special hunting titles are in at least 1024x768, and employing textures so rough, you’d think they were invented on a Macintosh Performa 460, not a modern graphics-rendering machine. |
 | | NRA Varmint Hunter does deliver the chance to shoot at gophers and groundhogs, a dubious choice for a series that promises deer, bear and elk hunting titles in the near future. |
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