Nushi Zuri 64 - Shiokaze ni Notte (Japan)
Nushi Zuri 64, meaning "fishing god 64", is a fishing simulation game released in Japan for the Nintendo 64. The game is likely known for its realistic (for the time) recreation of the fishing experience, allowing players to select their lures, cast their lines, and feel the tug of the fish. Gameplay might have included various fishing spots, a range of fish to catch, and possibly even environmental elements to take into account. The game likely had a detailed representation of fish behavior and a progression system to improve the player's skills. While the exact developer is difficult to track down without further research, it was probably a Japanese development team specializing in simulation games.
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Size15.86 MB
