Sega Bass Fishing Duel

 PlayStation 2
  • Publisher: Sega
  • Release Date: Sep 23, 2002
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  • Summary: You'll enjoy the addictive, arcade-style gameplay from the original hit title, plus an added level of realism. Motor out onto breathtaking, real-life lakes that change to reflect the seasons, time of day, water temperature, weather, and wind. But don't get distracted, as there's intenseYou'll enjoy the addictive, arcade-style gameplay from the original hit title, plus an added level of realism. Motor out onto breathtaking, real-life lakes that change to reflect the seasons, time of day, water temperature, weather, and wind. But don't get distracted, as there's intense action lurking just below the surface. Choose a character from a colorful cast of anglers, each with his own strengths and weaknesses and a whole lot of attitude. Then go head-to-head against your armchair angler buddy or a wily AI opponent in new split-screen competitions. What's more, the fish are even smarter this time around. Even with 100 lures and the freedom to cast anywhere, gamers will have to outwit the fish or lament the "one that got away." [Sega]… Expand
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Critic Reviews

Score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 13
  2. Mixed: 8 out of 13
  3. Negative: 1 out of 13
  1. Gaming Age
    83
    With a wide variety of options, fish, lures, modes, and lakes, Sega has done it again by producing a fun and addicting title for fans and non-fans alike.
  2. GamePro
    80
    While not the deepest game around, there’s enough here to keep you engaged for weeks, especially in two-player mode.
  3. Armchair Empire
    78
    A solid, if unremarkable, example of the weirdly successful genre.
  4. PSX Nation
    70
    Deep-enough to pass itself as a sim but accessible-enough to be considered arcadey, Bass Fishing Duel manages to walk the fine line between both without alienating either camp.
  5. GameSpy
    66
    The only groundbreaking things within this title are the mission-based challenges and the multiplayer games. Other than that, there's just not much new here.
  6. TotalGames.net
    61
    This is one title most definitely targeted at a very specific niche audience. You know who you are.
  7. Game Revolution
    42
    The Dreamcast fishing games came out much better, odd as it may sound, especially with the fishing controller and the native Naomi code instead of this haphazard port job.

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  1. BobH.
    Nov 17, 2002
    10
    It's awesome.