Let's Fish! Hooked On

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Let's Fish! Hooked On
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Developer(s) SIMS Co., Ltd.
Publisher(s)
Platform(s) PlayStation Vita
Release
Genre(s) Sports
Mode(s) Single-player

Let's Fish! Hooked On, also known in Japan as Let's Try Bass Fishing, FISH ON NEXT, is an arcade fishing game developed for the PlayStation Vita by SIMS Co., Ltd, the creators of Sega Bass Fishing. The game also features character designs from the Japanese animator Poyoyon Rock. [4]

Contents

Plot

In the game's story mode, titled "World Tour," the player must battle through Amateur, Professional, and Master Class tournaments to achieve World Champion status. Each of the four characters come with their own story and abilities.

Gameplay

Let's Fish! Hooked On consists of four main game modes:

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