02-11-2014, 06:38 AM
The cover artwork of the PlayStation game Big Bass Fishing (2002) is actually reused concept artwork from a previous game Bass Hunter 64 (1999) for the Nintendo 64.
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In Bass Hunter 64, the artwork can be seen during the intro as a splash screen, however you'll notice that the Bass' mouth is closed instead of being open (at 0:05).
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Both games were published by Take-Two Interactive, however Bass Hunter 64 was developed by GearHead Entertainment whilst Big Bass Fishing was developed by Coresoft.
In Bass Hunter 64, the artwork can be seen during the intro as a splash screen, however you'll notice that the Bass' mouth is closed instead of being open (at 0:05).
Both games were published by Take-Two Interactive, however Bass Hunter 64 was developed by GearHead Entertainment whilst Big Bass Fishing was developed by Coresoft.
