World Fishing

The gangster cosplaying as a fisherman in the instruction manual is hilarious—it actually got me to read the whole thing before even booting up the Saturn. The fishing spots feel genuinely tense, especially when the camera pans and you're just waiting for a bite.

I was honestly not expecting much from a fishing game on the Saturn, but the gangster-aesthetic tension of Matsukata-san watching every cast makes the whole Pacific Ocean setting way more fun than it should be. The quirky premise alone is worth the price of admission, and the gameplay is surprisingl

The whole "Matsukata-san is watching you" vibe cracks me up every time, and the fishing itself feels surprisingly deep for a Sega Saturn game. I’ve spent hours just trying to land a big one without getting that ominous side-eye, and the tension makes every catch way more rewarding.