Cocoto Fishing Master, developed by Neko Entertainment, folds into the Cocoto franchise - which also included karts and platformers - with simple, colorful fishing minigames made for short, accessible sessions. It prioritizes immediate fun over simulating the sport.
It was part of a wave of budget games with their own characters that sought to compete with the pricier licenses in PS2's children's catalog. Today it's a minor curiosity for those who followed the series at the time.
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