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The supporting cast also does an excellent job in their roles, at times taking a bit of the limelight to add some lightheartedness to an otherwise emotionally-heavy story. Some of the more notable characters are Syrenne (voiced by Kelly Wenham), a loudmouthed braggart with a penchant for alcohol, who enjoys riling up the rest of her mercenary family any way that she can; Dagran, the leader of the group (voiced by Nico Lennon), brings a sense of nobility to an otherwise rowdy bunch of mercenaries as he works to fulfill his promise to the band to make knights out of each one of them; however, the most interesting of the secondary characters in my opinion is that of Miriana, performed by British TV actress Montserrat Lombard.

Miriana’s role as the group’s healer is almost whimsical. Having grown up in a forest with its guardian as her surrogate parent, Miriana is at times naive in the ways of humans. This is best shown in moments such as when she openly talks about Zael and Calista’s growing affections for each other, causing awkward moments in the group and dashing the couple’s hopes of concealing their feelings ...
... for each other.I haven’t been fishing in a while. In fact, last time I went, back in the UK, I managed to get my friend’s expensive new lure and line caught in the higher branches of a far-off tree and subsequently got banned from approaching any of the fishing gear we had set up.

So, like any gamer would do in the early 2000s, I pulled out my Gameboy Advance and proceeded to play Metroid Fusion until everyone else decided they’d had enough of not catching any fish, and we went home. When I was given the opportunity to play Super Black Bass 3D on the 3DS, I figured my fishing past had come full circle; I was now able to play a fishing game on a handheld, rather than playing a handheld while fishing, and all with the opportunity of not losing any expensive lures. Unfortunately, within my first five minutes of Super Black Bass 3D, I’d already broken three lines and lost three lures, so I guess in that respect it’s a fairly accurate representation of the sport.

Super Black Bass 3DSuper Black Bass 3D starts off in fairly standard fashion, asking you to pick a gender and enter the name of your character. Following this, you are given the option of playing through a brief tutorial, which teaches you the basics of the game, most notable of which is the casting motion, as this requires you to physically flick your 3DS forward in an imitation of how you actually cast a real fishing rod. Whilst this mechanic is quite cool and creates a great deal of immersion into the game, it does its part in discouraging you from playing the game in public,

both for the weird looks that you will undoubtedly receive from flailing your arms about every couple of minutes and for the potential of being sued for poking someone in cheap fifa 14 coins the eye with a wayward 3DS corner.Unfortunately, the tutorial isn’t particularly helpful if, as I did, you accidentally press the continue button midway through an explanation of a feature, as there’s no way to get the game to repeat itself, meaning that you will be moving your 3DS in all kinds of different directions in the hopes of hitting the sweet spot that the game requires of you. Furthermore, the tutorial doesn’t really teach you much about the basics of fishing itself, so for novices, this game can have a steep initial learning curve.