In a game where anything can and will happen, from random skunk attacks to having an Eden’s Gate plane crash directly on top of you because Hurk Drubman the junior got a little too trigger-happy with his rocket launcher, having fishing as a diversion is a welcome change of pace when you need it in Far Cry 5.

The streets of Kamurocho have never been safe in SEGA’s Yakuza franchise. More often than not, asking for directions usually requires smashing a face into a brick wall as hoodlums and con artists try to make a quick buck off of you. What’s a Yakuza dude to do, when he needs to unwind and de-stress from the day-to-day life of rearranging faces? Run a cat cafe of course. Or maybe something else. No wait, running a cat cafe still sounds like the best thing ever.

The problem with fishing in video games, is that it just cannot compare to the real thing. Unlike racing games that at least have an expensive physical solution that provides all of the thrill without the blunt force trauma of a car crash should you be unsuccessful in taking a corner, fishing doesn’t have that advantage. Which is where Rule With An Iron Fish comes into play. If you can’t emulate the experience, you can at least have fun with it, right?

Pokemon is going from 2D to 3D, and it looks quite pretty so far in this new gameplay footage.

Do you have a PS Vita, no games, and a yearning to play something that involves fishing? Buddy, we've got your answer for that very strange set of requirements, right here.