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Submitted by user9422077 1179d ago | review

Square-Go: Rapala Fishing Frenzy 2009 Review

Square-Go:

"The back of the box promises "100's (sic) of hotspots on the world's top angling waters." What this actually equates to is severely truncated sections of 7 North American lakes, which to the untrained eye look suspiciously alike. Each session is bizarrely limited to 30 minutes for no obvious reason, and whilst you can explore the lakes in your (unresponsive and sluggish) boat there is, as previously mentioned, no reason to do so.

In conclusion then, although briefly fun and unexpectedly engaging, Rapala Fishing Frenzy 2009 quickly becomes repetitive and loses its appeal. If you're really jonesing for a fishing fix (and I'm guessing someone out there must be) it might be worth a rental. Me, I'm waiting for the inevitable EA Sports Big version - Fishing Frenzy Street." (PS3, Rapala Fishing Frenzy , Wii, Xbox 360) 3/10

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