Nushi Zuri 64 (Japan) (Rev 1) (Japanese: ヌシ・ズリ64 (Japan) (Rev 1)) is a Japanese video game released for the Nintendo 64 console in 1998. Developed by System Sacom and published by Imagineer, it is a fishing simulation game that allows players to catch various varieties of fish in a variety of locations. The game features a range of different environments, from rivers and lakes to the open sea. Players can choose from a variety of lures, rods, and reels to help them land the perfect catch. The game also features a range of different fish species, from bass and trout to salmon and sea bream. Players must also consider the weather conditions and time of day when fishing, as this can affect their chances of success. In addition to the fishing simulation, Nushi Zuri 64 also features a range of mini-games. These include a fishing tournament, a fishing quiz, and a fishing race. Players can compete against each other or the computer in these mini-games, with the winner being awarded prizes. Overall, Nushi Zuri 64 is an enjoyable fishing simulation game that offers a range of different environments, lures, and fish species. With its range of mini-games and competitive elements, it is sure to keep players entertained for hours.