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Sep 24, 2010 Games Discussion; PC/Mac/Linux Society. What Gamespot Users have to say about Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010. This was the best Rapala fishing game they released and then they messed it up.
Fishing, it’s one of man’s oldest commercial industries and one of America’s favorite most relaxing pass times. Over the years, what started off as a way to feed a man’s family has turned into a relaxing hobby, or a tough-as-nails sport. Rapala Pro Bass Fishing is the sport at its finest. Rapala is the world’s largest manufacturer of fishing lures and products.
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So it’s only fitting that the best in Fishing games bears the name of the most-respected fishing brand in the world. As Rapala is known for their fishing products, Activision is trying their best with Rapala Pro Bass Fishing to make you really feel like you’re a top angler. Not only does the game feel immersive and realistic, but to take it one step further, Rapala Pro Bass Fishing is packed with a Rapala Fishing Rod peripheral.
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Rapala Pro Fishing sets the standard for all fishing games. According to the publisher, never before has a fishing game brought you all the authentic Rapala fishing gear, guided fishing trips with Rapala’s Pro Staff and a boatload of action.
Time to set the hook and land that trophy of a lifetime. The game’s realistic fish detail with advanced AI, including bass, pike, walleye, salmon, catfish, muskie, trout, and many more. Rapala Pro Fishing features 21 tournaments, over 500,000 specially selected acres of the world’s finest trophy waters, guided trips led by Rapala’s Pro Staff, and some special unlock able levels like the Amazon River and the Danube Delta. Rapala Pro Fishing mechanics are similar to most fishing video games, and truthfully, they aren’t much more advanced than the Harvest Moon mini games. The whole approach is rather simple: find a decent fishing spot in a boat, select the correct equipment, and cast a line. There are two options for casting, an easy cast and the more realistic manual cast, but with easy cast turned on, players simply select the area of water they would like to cast into and press the reel release button.
Normal casting requires a little more skill. This technique is easy to get the hang of and after a few 8 foot attempts I was easily launching my lures across the lake. Fortunately, in either mode there is no risk of casting into your friend’s face or becoming so tangled in your line that a pair of lawn sheers are needed to free you. Both of these real life situations plague every one of my fishing trips. The camera briefly points out any fish that are approaching the lure and proceeds to focus in on the bite. Once you get a bite, the camera switches back to the third person, behind the boat perspective.
Hooking the fish simply involves pulling back on the rod and it is now time to reel that sucker in. This is the meat and potatoes of any fishing game, the age old struggle to balance reeling speed with line tension. There is a tension bar similar to every other tension indicator used in a fishing video game. If the fish starts jumping out of the water or fighting in a certain direction, players must accommodate its movements by moving the rod.
If you leave too much slack, the fish will throw the hook and if you ignore high tension your line will snap.