For any create-an-athlete feature in any sports game, Fire Pro’s has the deepest you can ever get. If you remember the create-a-wrestler for the old WWE games for the N64, then multiply that by over 9000 and that’s what you get with Fire Pro’s. If there is one thing that Fire Pro has gotten right with not just this installment, but going far back to its releases on the PS1 and Saturn, it would have to be its create-a-wrestler mode.
I’m sure you’ve heard of some of the crazy gimmick matches that you can see only in Japan, that even the Attitude Era of the WWE would never allow, right? Ever heard of the match where if the time limit expires, the ring explodes? Guess what!? You can play that match with this game! Or what about old school ECW hardcore matches with barbwire? Then, you got that! What about MMA? Then you can play in the Octagon under unified rules! What about striking only? Then let’s get it on! 3. For instance, you can do anywhere between 4-to-8 man tag matches, or a royal rumble with up to 30 wrestlers. Multiple Styles of MatchesĪs opposed to playing your standard wrestling match, there’s always the option to fight in a cage and more. And when you play its career mode, you get to participate in notable NJPW events such as Wrestle Kingdom! 2. Meaning you can play as Kenny Omega, Tetsuya Naitou, Hiroshi Tanahashi, Kazuchika Okada, and so on. As for PS4 version, it features the present day roster of Japan’s most illustrious wrestling promotion, New Japan Pro Wrestling. Up until the PS4 release of Fire Pro Wrestling World, it NEVER EVER (to quote Chris Jericho) featured any actual wrestlers (although many featured wrestlers bare major resemblances to actual wrestlers such as Hulk Hogan or The Undertaker).
Features the Stars of New Japan Pro Wrestlingįor those of you that don’t know, Fire Pro made its debut on the PC Engine in Japan towards the end of the 1980s.
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