Kotaku: Fishing

Punch a Fish Right in Its Smug Little Face with Rapala for Kinect

Mike Fahey — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 14:00:00 EDT

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When your trailer depicts a young man delivering a furious rain of punches down upon a potential seafood platter and the words "Incredibly Fun Fish Battles" your marketing is pretty much complete. More »

Pretty Lady. Dead Fish. Nerds.

Brian Ashcraft — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 02:00:00 EDT

When Japanese people travel, they often take tours. Travel agents offer an array of packages from simple all-inclusive air-plus-hotel to bus guided tours complete with bus lady. This tour is a little different. More »

These Magic Cards Are The "Holy Shit" Moment of Nintendo's New Toy

Brian Crecente — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 16:00:00 EDT

There will be sixteen games available on the Nintendo 3DS when it goes on sale on March 27, but its best games may be the ones built right into the machine. And video doesn't show the half of it. More »

Rapala: We Fish Makes Fishing "Wacky"

Mike Fahey — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 12:40:00 EDT

If you love fishing video games but felt that there just wasn't enough wackiness involved, then Activision's Rapala: We Fish might just catch your eye with its family-fun hook. More »

How To Stuff A Wii Nunchuk Into A Fishing Rod

Stephen Totilo — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 16:00:14 EDT

You can stick a Wii remote in a guitar shell, a golf club, and, yes, even in the past, a fishing rod. But the way I saw it done today was clever. More »

Bass Pro Shops Wants Your Video Games

Mike Fahey — Mon, 19 May 2008 12:20:00 EDT

Finally a way to get rid of all these damned Burger King Xbox 360 games I have laying around! The folks at Bass Pro Shops want your video games, and the trade-in value could be better than GameStop, depending on what you use it for. More »

360 Catches The Deadliest Catch

Mike Fahey — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 10:40:27 EST

In all of the Metal Gear Solid 4 excitement yesterday, we missed out on what could be the most important game of the year. The Discovery Channel presents Deadliest Catch Alaskan Storm, a game for the Xbox 360 and PC that promises to bring the perilous world of the Bering Sea crab boat captain to your living room. Developed by Liquid Dragon Studios, DCAS is the brainchild of brothers Sig, Edgar, and Norman Hansen, who have been a big part of the Discovery Channel's hit show. The game touts 34,000 miles of the Bearing Sea coast recreated from the US Geological Survey, weather patterns based on authentic data, and some really big f***ing waves. More »