Product Description
Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 pits players against real-life fishing pros on top freshwater lakes across North America - only the finest techniques and equipment will determine who is the best of the best. For the first time ever in a fishing game, the competition is set up in a professional tournament structure and the action is presented as a live TV event with announcers (including Barry Brueland, the voice of InFisherman TV), live updates, competitive leader boards, analysis, and heart-pounding final weigh-ins. The competition gets tough as you fish through over 20 tournament events on your quest for the season trophy.
- For the first time ever, compete against real life pro fishermen in authentic tournament action and prove you're the best of the best!
- Authentic pro experience: use the same tools that the pros use including an unequaled assortment of Rapala lures and licensed boats, motors, and gear to fish over 25 species of trophy fish
- Simultaneous multiplayer: challenge your friends in a variety of competitive fishing and angling challenges
- Experience exciting pro tournament action as you compete against the Rapala pro staff in over 20 tournament events
- "Sports TV" style presentation includes announcer commentary, live updates, competitive leader boards, analysis, and heart-pounding final weigh-ins!
Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 Reviews
| 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful  Best. Fishing. Game. Ever., By Randall Ballweg (Madison, WI) - See all my reviews = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 (Video Game) To keep this review short and to the point, this game is a total surprise and the most fun I have had in a long time playing a game. Simple concepts can sometimes be the most fun. I barely fish in real life, but in this game I could fish for hours and hours. The graphics for the water, sky, fish are very nice, though graphics for some trees, docks, buildings can be rather average. Water detail will vary from dark and murky to clear and full of rays of sun light depending upon the lake and weather conditions. There are 7 lakes to choose from, and each come with different times of day, season, and weather condition to choose from. There are 30 different fish in the game, many dozens of lures to choose and unlock, 3 types of fishing boats, gear for your male or female fisherman to wear, and so on. There is a main tournament mode where you have so many minutes to complete the tournaments objectives and beat the other 30+ fisherman. There are many, many things to unlock in the game; there... Read more 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  Solid., By = Fun:  Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 (Video Game) I have only played this game for a few short sessions. So far, it seems like a game that's enjoyable and could be quite addictive.A few things I don't like (all related to when you're reeling a fish in) - You need to only reel in when the fish is in the center of the screen. So when the fish goes to the left, you twist the pole to the right. It's not intuitive, and in no way resembles a "real" fishing experience. - It's not intuitive whether or not the line is about to break. They show a 2/3-prong hook, and one of the prongs sometimes goes yellow or red. - If you're doing well, the screen sometimes gives you the opportunity for a "power move". I haven't read the manual, but so far, I think "power move" translates to "doing this will guarantee that the fish gets away." I don't get it. I would think a "power move" would help me. - Apparently there's an objective to fishing trips, but it wasn't obvious. But I didn't read the manual... A... Read more 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010, By = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Rapala Pro Bass Fishing 2010 (Video Game) I have found that it is very hard to drive the boat. Casting is also challenging and reeling the lure in has to be done according to the games specifications. Finding the specified fish that is called for in the Tournaments is also hard. I much prefer The Strike by Bass Pro Shop. In the Strike you can reel the lure in the way you prefer. Casting takes some practice, but is much easier than the casting in Rapala's game. The boat seems easier to handle and the fish are easier to find for the Tournaments. Winning the Tournaments and progression in the Strike is easier, although it can be just as challenging as the Rapala Pro Bass Fishing. The Rapala I have found is just frustrating to be any fun. The Strike's graphics are much better than Rapala's and are more lifelike to actual fishing. If you want a fishing game I would recommend The Stike over the Rapala Pro Bass fishing. I have been very disappointed in the Rapala and have found myself returning to play The Stike instead of... Read more |
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