playing experience. As such, support for a tackle-and-reel peripheral has been included to heighten gameplay realism. Force-feedback features have also been included to allow the controller (standard controller or tackle-and-reel) to vibrate realistically when a fish has been "hooked." Between March 31 and May 31, 2000, another competition was launched by Nintendo in collaboration with Famitsu magazine to promote the Definitive Edition of the game. Winners of this competition could win a free reel-and-tackle controllers, original Bass Tsuri No.1-exclusive prize clothing, etc. By sending away for it, a select number of players could also win Bass Tsuri No.1-exclusive prize Lures. Japanese comedian Takashi Fujii starred in television commercials for the game. Reception Famitsu magazine rated the Definitive Edition for the Nintendo 64 a 30 out of 40. References External links Official web page (Super Famicom version) (Original)(Translated using Excite.Co.Jp) Official web page (N64 version) (Original)(Translated using Excite.Co.Jp) A series of interviews with Shigesato Itoi and other Bass Tsuri No. 1 developers from Itoi's personal website 1997 video games Episodic video games Fishing video games HAL Laboratory games Japan-exclusive video games Nintendo 64 games Nintendo games Satellaview games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Video games developed in Japan