Bass fishing games are nothing new on the arcade game market. Sega Bass Fishing has long been considered one of the best. Originating in the 1990s, the game has been played by millions of people. The creators of the Nintendo Wii have come up with a new version that is now considered one of the best bass tournament games money can buy. Many gamers find it to be so realistic that it evokes fishing memories from their childhood.
The bass fishing game for Nintendo Wii is rated E for everyone and has several different modes including arcade, practice, tournament, and nature modes. Practice mode helps improve the player’s skill in the game, which will better prepare them for tournament mode. The Bass tournament mode allows the player to fish in ten different bodies of water and allows the player to compete in said competition.
Arcade mode is basically an original version of the game. Nature mode allows the player to casually fish in a body of water, with no time limit or any other restrictions. Whichever game mode you choose, this game can be a lot of fun, offering several hours of fishing ‘play’. Different game modes add to the charm of the game and will keep you from getting bored.
Sega Bass Fishing is an easy to learn and fun game. The controls are quite simple. You simply throw the Wiimote to cast the line. After your lure is in the water, you can move it by moving the Wiimote. Reeling in the line is simple with a few easy movements with the nunchuk.
You can accumulate different types of fishing tackle by catching fish. Once a fish is hooked on your line, you can successfully reel it in by watching the line tension with an indicator on your TV screen. A fish has a good chance of escaping if you’re not careful and your line breaks.
If you have a Nintendo Wii, then you should think about buying the Sega Bass Fishing game. It is a much more advanced version of the older games. The graphics are also much better than previous versions, and the atmosphere is great.
While it is plotless, the game is still a lot of fun. Playing the Wii version of this game will surely help you remember the fishing games that used to be in arcades.