In the final two days, I was able to find and catch five bass off a rocky point that dropped into deep water.
(According to the manufacturer, the final version of Bass Masters Classic will have force-feedback support that will allow the angler to feel a jerk on the joystick when a fish bites.)īefore the tournament, players select their fishing equipment and rig up to seven rods with lures suitable for landing lunkers.īy the virtual second day of my Lake Mead experience, I was in 50th place and still trying to figure out how to tempt a fish into the boat. A click on the tip button calls up short video clips featuring Roland Martin, Paul Elias and Ken Cook, top bass fishermen who try to point you in the right direction.
Controls at the bottom of the screen allow you to move the boat, set your casting target and watch your depth finder for changes in bottom structure. The early preview copy of Bass Master Classic that I played uses an over-the-shoulder view of the caster to simulate the view of a pro fisherman. My first tournament was on Lake Mead, a three-day affair that had me zipping over the lake in search of hungry fish. Built around the premise that you are vying for the title of best bass fisherman on the planet, Bass Master Classic lets you test your skills in the Super Bowl of fishing tournaments against 50 top fishermen.ĭid I have what it took to catch a cyberbass? Could I outthink my computer? Well, sort of.
HEY, it's not going to be easy,'' says Shaw Grigsby, an eight-time Bass Masters Classic qualifier, in the video introduction to THQ's new bass tournament game. (Sierra Sports $29.95 Windows 95 and 98.) (THQ Software $29.95 to $34.95 Windows 95 and 98 to be released Sept.
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