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This is a hundred times harder when using an emulator key-mapped on a keyboard. When held vertically, like in this game, one of the D-pads becomes the action buttons and the other is for actual directional controls. When the console is held horizontally, there are two directional pads on the left side with two action buttons on the right. The Wonderswan has the strangest control scheme. I probably chose some ungodly hard difficulty in my inability to understand the Japanese language. BAM! You got a hit! And as many hits as I got on those worms, I could not for the life of me reel one all the way in. I used every lure in my tackle box, until I finally decided to try out the worm. When I finally put a night-crawler on my hook, that’s when I will catch something. On Boerne Lake here in South Texas, I can spend the first few hours trying out all kinds of cool lures. I will say my luck on the game is about the same as reality. Then I could reel the lure in slow or fast to try to draw out a keeper. If I timed it correctly, I could hit the cast button again, right in that sweet spot, and the fisherman would cast the lure right on the location that I had previously targeted. I found when I hit the cast button (which took a while to figure out) that the little bar would run up and down the meter really fast. To cast, there is a meter in the top right of the screen that showed a sweet spot. When moving the target around the lake, I could see shadows of fish swimming around. Then I was presented with an over-world view of the lake directly in front of my fisherman, where I could use the target to choose a location to cast my lure. I was able to change my lures as I pleased, however often I wanted. I typically play games that allow me to escape reality, not replicate it, so this is out of my usual realm of gaming. I am a gamer, and I do love fishing with my daughters, but I do not usually enjoy fishing in the virtual world. This is how I am writing a review on a fishing game, which I honestly have never done, nor have I ever even played one. I found that the best thing for me to do was to play a game that didn’t require me to read anything. Because of Wonderswan being Japanese only, I have had a lot of trouble figuring out what I am supposed to be doing in most of the games I’ve tried, as reading Japanese is not one of my skills.

This handheld was never released outside of Japan, and it fetched the tiny price tag of ¥4,800 ($47.18). Platform: Bandai Wonderswan – Oswan emulatorįishing Freaks Bass Rise is a fishing game for a Japanese handheld game console.