Conclusion: Closing Comments No matter how you look at it, SEGA Bass Fishing simply comes up short. For seasoned Bass Fishing vets that remember the arcade classic, this will feel...
Conclusion: With no multiplayer or wi-fi to speak of, this title's longevity is directly related to how much you enjoy playing a fishing game on your own, with or without the nove...
Excerpt: by Jonathan Marx Sega Bass Fishing is the best fishing experience on Wii to date. The graphics are quite good, and the lure selection, variable conditions, and challen...
Conclusion: Sega Bass Fishing wins the coveted "best fishing game on Wii" award, but only because it sticks to the basics. The motion-sensitive controls are user-friendly, making ...
Conclusion: Sega Bass Fishing won't keep you entertained long. As a stand-alone game, it doesn't offer much more than the handful of fishing budget games or minigames found in the...
Pros: Fish behave realistically, The Wii Remote and Nunchuk work well as a rod and reel.
Cons: Busted Graphics, Artistic::The world's greatest technology isn't going to help if your art direction is busted. Poor character design, ugly textures, plain-looking env...
Conclusion: | Register More PlayStation Dreamcast Nintendo 64 Game Boy SNES NES NGAGE Genesis Sega Saturn Mac PLATFORM: WII CATCH AND RELEASE , like many of you, have fond memorie...
Conclusion: All in all, it's not a bad game, and certainly is a better catch than other fishing games in the market. At a budget price and with lack of multiplayer or online, it s...
Conclusion: SEGA Bass Fishing can still provide some mild entertainment, even if it is basically a Dreamcast game with Wii controls. Despite its fair share of flaws, it’s the best...