Showing posts with label Big Buck Hunter Pro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Big Buck Hunter Pro. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Big Buck World - New Feature: Team Play


Big Buck World introduces a new gameplay feature called Team Play, or 2-on-2 shootout mode.
In Team Play, 2 players (Green Team) take on 2 other players (Orange Team) in competitive shootout mode. First Green Team player 1 takes on Orange Team player 1, then Green Team player 2 takes on Orange Team player 2. Green Team's scores are added up and compared against Orange Team's score at the leaderboard.

This mode combines teams and competition in one mode. You can play with one friend and against another. Each member of each team still plays all the gameplay (5 sites & bonus per trek). This mode is only available in Big Buck World. It's available within the Opens Season side of Big Buck World, and the Big Buck Safari Outback side of Big Buck World.

Find a wingman, Find a Big Buck World game and check out Team Play!

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Thursday, November 4, 2010

Big Buck World - New Adventures

Here is some info about the upcoming Big Buck World game...

Now pay attention, cuz Pappy had to get some folks mighty likker'd up to find out this info.

As you know, Big Buck World contains 2 games in one: (Big Buck Hunter Open Season & Big Buck Safari Outback) So you can pick either game.

The Big Buck Safari Outback game is an update to Big Buck Safari. It contains 3 all-new Adventures. Here are the new Adventures:

Ibex Adventure (Northern Africa)

Rusa Deer Adventure (Australia)

Blackbuck Adventure (India)

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Why not have it all?

We at Pappy's Porch recognize (this being election day) that you have difficult choices to make:

'Who buys the next round?'

'Who should you bum $5 off for your next game of Big Buck?"

'Should you go find a Big Buck Hunter Open Season -or- Big Buck Safari?

We understand that these are weighty matters. That's why we are pleased to announced that now Big Buck World offers BOTH GAMES IN ONE CABINET!!

Now you can alternate between playing your 2 favorite games without having to take a single step.

Wow! It's like having Beer AND Pretzels!

It's like having BOTH your girl friends in the same place! ...uh... wait... maybe that's not such a good example.

Anyway, you get the idea

Here's the first Game Select screen from the new Big Buck World game:


Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Coming Soon: Big Buck World!


Here's a glimpse of what's coming soon from Play Mechanix! These images are from 'Big Buck World' the emperorof the Big Buck Hunter dynasty.

- More details to follow!

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Friday, October 8, 2010

da Champs!


2010 World Champions Alex Derhohannesian and Smilin' Trevor Floren ambled on over to Pappy's Porch this week, to sip a jug with Pappy and celebrate their recent World Championships.


Congratulations Alex & Trevor, ...you earned it!

Read more about Trevor and Alex's road to Big Buck glory!

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Unlocking Secret Modes in Big Buck Hunter



The Player Options Menu is only available when you log-in to play a Trophy Club game.

1) Start a 'Trophy Club' game.

2) Log-in to your Player Account

3) When the 'Welcome To Trophy Club' screen appears...

4) Point the gun at the screen, pull PUMP and TRIGGER at the same time

5) If the game is currently able to connect with the CoinUp database, and can verify your account, then the 'Player Options' menu should come up.

6) TRIGGER to scroll, PUMP to select (This seems backwards to some)

7) You can select ALTERNATE DOES (transform all does in the scene to other objects (bears, cows, UFOs or Pappys) - or - you can select BUCK POKER (get 1 card for each deer killed in a site, best hand wins)

8) Enjoy... impress your friends.

NOTE: Hunter Hero & Tournament scores will NOT be accepted if using ALTERNATE DOES...so don't even try.

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Friday, November 6, 2009

No such thing as a bad day to hunt!


Now, when your girl friend drags you to meet her family over Thanksgiving, you can STILL play Big Buck Hunter!
See how we care for you?

Friday, October 30, 2009

Big Moose Score in the Big Apple


Andy Lin ( aka the 'Big Buck Ninja') served up a pretty decent score on Moose Adventure.
Think you can top it?
Send us your photo!

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

New Tournament Types! - Cumulative Kills


Rack 'em up!
The more the merrier with Cumulative Kills Tournaments

Maybe you're not a world-class sharpshooter like Big Buck Legends Jerad Berg, Alex Derhohannesian, Steve Guenther or Michael Jastrzembski. Maybe you just love having a pitcher of beer with friends and playin a few rounds of Big Buck with your 5 favorite sexy barmaids hunting party. Well, Cumulative Kills Tournaments are for you!

Cumulative Kills Tournaments keep track of your total cumulative bucks killed over the course of the tournament. You don't need to get a zillion points, just keep racking up kills. Each time you play a cumulative kills tournament game, all your bucks killed are added to your running total. The more you play, the higher your total. Don't worry if you miss a critter or two, just keep rackin' the bucks up!


There's no such thing as a bad day to hunt!
So play more, shoot more & win more with cumulative kills tournaments.


This year the 2009 Big Buck Safari World Championship Qualifying Tournament will be a cumulative kills style tournament. Click here to find out what region you are in, and where to start playing!

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Texas partys Big Buck Style



Texas is the next stop for the Big Buck Hunter Party bus!

So for all you Big Buck Texans, time to set aside your 5-star chili and 10-gallon hats, git on your horse and make a b-line to one of our 3 Big Buck Parties in the Lone Star State



The Party Schedule:

Thursday, July 23rd at Coaches in Houston, TX.
Friday, July 24th at Mulligan's in San Antonio, TX.
Saturday, July 25th at Lavaca St. Bar in Austin, TX.


"Git my gun, Ma!"

Monday, July 20, 2009

New Tournament Types! - King of the Hill


Are you tired of competing against the top Big Buck players in the nation?
Do you feel like you have no chance of winning a prize?


If so, then Play Mechanix has introduced the perfect Big Buck tournament for you.
Play Mechanix has created a new style of tournament called 'King of the Hill'.
In a 'King of the Hill' style tournament, you don't compete against every player in the country, you only compete against the other players at your favorite location.


Perhaps you don't feel you stand a chance against some of the crackshots from across the country, but you know you can beat the stiffs at your own watering hole. Well this is the tournament for you. In a 'King of the Hill' tournament, the top score from each location wins a prize.

So if 5 people play a 'King of the Hill' tournament at your bar, the top player on that machine will win a prize.


Now you can't run all over town and get a first place score on every machine, because you can only win at one location (whatever location has your highest place).


Now everyone has a shot at winning a prize!


King of the Hill Tournaments:


Greater Minneapolis / St. Paul Area - Click HERE for locations

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

2009 World Championships - Coming Soon!


Keep watching....

The 2009 World Championships are coming up for Big Buck Hunter® Pro and Big Buck Safari®.

The Regional Online Qualifying Tournaments start on August 1st and run through August 29th.

There will be a separate World Championship for each game title and there is a top prize of $10,000 each.

There will be a grand total of over $70,000 given away throughout the tournaments.

The country will be broken down into 8 regions and the tournaments will kickoff on August 1st with Online Regional Qualifying Tournaments.

Stay tuned for more for details!!

Monday, May 18, 2009

World Championship - Promo Video

Check out the Promo Video for the Big Buck Hunter Pro World Championships. It talks about the 2008 Championships and begins to lay the ground for the 2009 World Championships.

Stay tuned for more details!!


Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Michael Jastrzembski breaks the Tie

(Yes, we know these guys aren't as fun to look at as the doublemint twins...)

Michael Jastrzembski has broken the tie with Steven Guenther by surging ahead to 24540 pts and with a (seemingly) comfortable lead of 541 points in this months Big Buck Hunter Pro National Tournament.

He must have been using some of our tournament scoring tips.

Steven..?

Sunday, May 10, 2009

Double Header - Double Vision

When you look at the current leaderboard for the Big Buck Hunter Pro Nat'l Tourney 'Double Header' you may think you are seeing double.

The first place and second place players currently have the EXACT same score of 23999. Michael Jastrzembski of Rochester, NY and Steven Guenther of Corpus Christi, TX after shooting 30 deer, 2 bonuses, and multiple critters, both have the identical score, down to the last point!

What happens in the case of an exact tie? In Big Buck tournaments, accuracy is the tie breaker. So in this case Michael's accuracy of 72% puts him above Steven's 59% accuracy.

And so the moral of the story is 'keep up your accuracy!' You never know when it's going to make the difference. In this case, it's the difference between $500 prize and $250 prize.

Friday, May 8, 2009

Calling Australian Citizens


As you may recall, we at Pappy's Porch have always felt that Big Buck Hunter and Big Buck Safari are training people to be better citizens.

This is proven true once again in a small town in the outback of Australia. A recent Times Online article has chronicled how this small town has been invaded by Giant Spiders. The article reports how the desperate town has resorted to expensive methods of pest control to try and deal with the problem.

The more obvious solution would, of course, be to bring bus in the top 10 Australian Big Buck Safari players, equip them with orange and green painted shotguns and turn them loose for a real-life 'Tarantula Bonus'.

How do the makers of Big Buck select what bonuses they are going to create for Big Buck games? It's obvious that they simply ask "what shooting skills would best benefit humanity", and let that be their guide.

Monday, May 4, 2009

Double Crown Winner


For the first time the same player has won the Big Buck Hunter Pro National Tourney AND the Big Buck Safari National Tourney in the same month!

Steven Guenther of San Antonio, TX won both National Tournaments last month.

Steven, that's $1000 of prize money headed your way, congratulations and Good Luck!

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Big Buck - the Miracle Drug

I know it seems that after playing Big Buck for several hours, things seem to get fuzzier and fuzzier. ...That might have something to do with all those beer rounds between sites. Because according to a recent research article from the Brain and Cognitive Sciences Dept at University of Rochester, playing Video Games can actually IMPROVE your vision. Hey, I didn't make this up, some brainiacs in a lab room proved it. Face it, your mom was wrong... staring at a monitor can improve your vision.

So, next time you've stayed out too late, and had too many... and that girl or guy is starting to look better and better thru your beer goggles... you'd better play a little more Big Buck so you can see for realz.

This will be particularly helpful in finding our Hidden Easter Eggs in this months Big Buck Safari National Tournament.

Just 4 Days Left!

Get Hunting!!

Friday, April 10, 2009

Player Accounts for Dummies

In order to use any of the online features of Big Buck Hunter or Big Buck Safari, you must first log-in to your Player Account. Whether you want to compete in a tournament, track your stats, challenge your friends or join a hunting party... you must first have a Player Account. Here are some simple steps to understanding Player Accounts.

1) Find an Online game
You can create a Player Account at your favorite Big Buck Hunter or Big Buck Safari game, as long as the game is an online game that is currently connected to the CoinUp Network. The simple way to tell if it's connected is to look for the CoinUp logo in the lower left hand corner of the screen. The color of the logo and the number of bars beneath it give you information about the connection (details HERE).

2) Create a Player Account
Once you have found an online game, you are ready to create a Player Account. Start the game as you normally would, however, after selecting whether you want to play a single trek or whole adventure, you will be given an option to play a 'Trophy Club' game. Shoot the 'Trophy Club' button. This means that your stats will be recorded and forever attached to your Player Account. Once you have paid, the game will ask you if you currently have a Player Account. Assuming this is your first time, you would select 'No' , after which the game will ask you to create a Player Account. In order to create a Player Account, you need to enter a 10-digit number that you can always remember, and the month and date of your birth. If you are a security freak, you can enter whatever fake-o numbers you like, you just have to always remember them. I suggest you enter your actual cell phone number and your actual birthday. That way, even if you've had a few brewskis, you can still remember it, or call up your mum and ask her. Besides, what are you afraid of? Are you afraid Pappy's going to call you up and wish you a happy birthday? Once you enter your 10-digit code, and your birthdate, the game will check and make sure it's unique (do you have a twin with the same birthday and phone number?). If it is unique, it will ask you for your first and last name. This name will show up now every time you log in. It might seem really funny to call yourself 'Hugh Janus', but you have to use your legal name in order to claim any prizes. Once you have completed this, the game will create your account. Congratulations! You now have a Player Account. Every time you play a Trophy Club or Tournament game, if you log-in with those same numbers, the game will show you your stats (Averages, Personal Bests, etc.). You can play both Big Buck Hunter and Big Buck Safari with the same Player Account. All your scores are attached to your one account, so when you play BBH you see your BBH stats, and when you play BBS you see your BBS stats.

Tired of entering your 10-digit number & birthdate each time? Get a Player Card. If you purchase a Player Card, you just have to swipe the card to log-in. It saves you from having to shoot in your 10-digit code & birthdate every time. It costs around $3 but is totally worth it. You can purchase it at the game by shooting the picture of the card in the lower right hand corner of the 'Welcome to Trophy Club' screen (after logging-in).

3) Viewing your Player Account on the Web
Once you've created a Player Account at the game, you can continue to play Trophy Club games and Tournament games to your hearts content. However, there's even more functionality and features you can unlock thru the Web. You don't have to, but assuming you are reading this on the Web, I'm going to guess that you probably would want to.
In order to view your Player Account on the Web you need to create a Web Login for your Player Account. This is called registering your Player Account. You can register a Player Account at either http://www.bigbuckhunter.com/ or http://www.bigbucksafari.com/. Both sites will work off the same Player Account. In order to register your Player Account (you only have to do this once) just click on the small button that says 'register' in the upper right hand corner of the web page. That will bring you to a registration page. Here you will enter 1) your 10-digit number that you enter at the game 2) the birthdate you enter at the game 3) an email address to use for your Web log-in and 4) a password to use for your Web log-in. Now again you can use fake email here, but there is a notice that goes out from Play Mechanix once a month that tells you about tournaments, promotions and other opportunities coming up. The once a month email is definitely worth giving up a real email address. After you've registered your Player Account on the Web, you can now log-in any time. You can see your Personal Bests and Lifetime Totals for all adventures and sites, you can compare your scores against National Bests and National Averages. You can follow how you're doing in Local and National Tournaments, you can FIND Local and National Tournaments near you (with maps). And you can Join Hunting Parties. More on Hunting Parties HERE.

4) Put up a cool picture
Once you log-in to the Web, click on the 'My Profile' tab. Then click on the 'Edit My Account' link right below your name. This lets you change any typos you might have made, maybe you mispelled your name in a drunken stupor at your favorite bar. This is the place to fix it. Also, this is a spot to upload a picture of you. Most of the time your name is mentioned on the web, it will show your picture next to your name. It's nice to see the faces next to all the names on the leaderboard. Don't upload a picture of your butt, because that's just rude. Besides, the people at Play Mechanix will filter it out anyway.

5) Create a Hunting Party
If you have a group of friends you always play Big Buck with, you should form a Hunting Party. Once you form a Hunting Party with your friends, everytime you play a Trophy Club or Tournament game, you can see your friends scores at every site. This way you can compete with your friends to have the best score at each site. Also, the word is that coming soon from Play Mechanix, you will be able to issue challenges to other people in your Hunting Party, (think Hunting Party Tournaments).

That's it! Play Mechanix has lots of cool Web & Game features currently in the works. Look for them to hit soon.


Enjoy!