Sega Bass Fishing - Wii

Sega Bass Fishing is a great fishing game and means even if it's a horrible rainy day you can avoid going outside, and even better it's on the Wii which means you feel like you fishing to a certain extent.

The gameplay is simple you move your boat to a place with fish, choose your lure and with a simple flick of the controller you have cast out and are ready to fish, next up you use the remote as a reel and start to bring the lure back; hopefully with a fish on the hook. Although that's not all there is too it when a fish grabs the lure you have to jerk up the controller to set the hook, and then the fight begins. This is very similar to the other fishing game for the Wii - (Rapala - Tournament Fishing)

Sega Bass Fishing originally came out in arcades in 1998, and also on the Dreamcast in 1999 with a fishing rod controller similar to the Wiimote and 10 years ago it was very much the same game. The graphics are basic, but then it is only a fishing game and it does the job, I know I wasn't paying much attention to how the graphics were not up to scratch so it's not a big problem.

There are now three modes; tournament mode has you compete against the computer to catch as many fish as possible, Arcade mode where you compete against the clock to catch as many fish as possible and the new Nature Tour mode which takes away the rules so you can just fish at your leisure.- revolutionary.

I really like this game, but it doesn't beat the thrill of fishing for real, and its not a brilliant simulation. I would recommend you try it, but personally 'Rapala' is the better Wii fishing game.