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However, they noted it provided 'a surprising accurate simulation of the fresh water fishing experience.' It is unknown who first used the 'play on words' Reel for Real in a headline, but it has been ubiquitous in fishing game media since this article.Д®arly Windows Fishing Games Trophy Bass, introduced in 1995 by Sierra On-Line, became the best selling CDROM fishing game of all time per They found the action to be slow and rewards far and few between. Gone Fishing, a DOS fishing game distributed on CDROMs from Amtex, was reviewed by HomePC. TNN Outdoors Bass Tournament '96 (1995), Virtual Fishing (1997) are good examples of that era.Д«y Bo Ingemann Jensen of Denmark, provides screen images of many Later DOS entries really 'stepped up' in realism as graphic capabilities were enhanced even more in the mid 1990's.

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Fishing games became much more realistic and captivating.ДЄmong the early entries were Rich Tayber's Bass Champ Pro (1991), Bass Class (1992) and Bass Duel (1993). for Christmas 1997.ДЄs the DOS operating system and IBM's standardized PC's began to dominate, color monitors with increased resolution began toДЄppear. In 1996 that were very hot toys in the U.S. These and other hand held games, provided the springboard for the hand held virtual pets (tamagotchi, etc) launched in Japan Several hand held games made it to America, includingД¬overage provided by Retrology illustrates, it was more of a kids game than what we now know as virtual fishing games. In 1983, Gakken released Fishing Boy, considerably more complex, however still just a small hand held game.Д«andai tested the waters with its Power Fishing hand held game. Fishing released in 1981 by Gakken is and example. The 1980's and 90's saw an explosion of small handheld LCD/LED games in Japan. ActiVision may be best known by some as the developer of 'Little Computer People'. Atari Times recently carried a review of this now classic game. Written by David Crane and controlledД«y an Atari joystick, it was one of the first four games released by ActiVision. Game with any glimpse of reality, complete with a color display and large blocky pixels. This was perhaps the first virtual fishing However, they did break the ground for what we have today.ДЇishing Derby was released by ActiVision for the Atari 2600 operating system in 1980.

This was the era of PONG, so don't expect much reality from these two games.

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It was followed up by a 1979 version, Gone Fishing, also in Basic, by Personal Software for Radio Shack's TRS-80 Model III computer. Radio Shack may have launched the category with the 1977 game, Gone Fishing, written in TRSDOS Basic by William Engel for the TRS-80 Model I.

The Rosenberg / Immersion Corporation Force Feedback Patents.

What's Next for Virtual Fishing Games - The Future of Virtual Fishing Games.

Internet Fishing Games section is in progress.

Other Early Self Contained 'Fishing Rod' Hand Held Fishing Games.

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Force Feedback Begins to Appear in Arcade Games, Console Games and PC Gaming Pads.

This page is provided for game designers, virtual fishing enthusiasts and others interested in the evolution of virtual fishing games as a service of Polson Enterprises, a new product development research firm. The future of virtual fishing games is also discussed. Several early virtual fishing games 'set the stage' for the force feedback games of today, not only virtual fishing games, but other games as well. Force feedback technology is often called haptic from the Greek word, 'haptesthai' meaning touch. This site focuses on technical and marketing coverage of the history of virtual fishing games, leading to the development of fishing games incorporating force feedback joysticks, vibration (rumble pack), dedicated fishing game controllers and free standing fishing games. They have increased in complexity to include: more accurate portrayal of specific species, fish actions, different sizes and varieties of fish, underwater habitat, boats, vibrant color displays, realistic sounds, dedicated game controllers (virtual fishing rods), force feedback, nibbles, hook setting, fishing line tension, vibration and other cues resulting in more realistic experiences. Virtual Fishing Games have evolved from crude early DOS (Disk Operating System) games along several paths resulting in fishing games for PC's, game consoles, hand held games, cell phones, video arcades and high end simulators. Fishing Games : The Evolution of Virtual Fishing GamesДЇishing Games: The Evolution of Virtual Fishing Games and Related Video Games / Computer Games