(UPDATE)JANUARY 18, 2013
I forgot to mention that in addition to the 500 edit slot, this game allows you to create your own belts(up to 8 of them),your own stables(with up to 5 ring warriors in each one),as well as an impressive spread of match types.
May 20, 2018 An archive of various Fire Pro Wrestling content. Not actively being updated as of January 2018. BUY FIRE PRO WRESTLING WORLD. It's been a few months, but I figured it was time to at least add the new moves to the Fire Pro World Save Tool. I am not returning to work on Fire Pro stuff yet. Fire Pro Wrestling D seems to be similar, though, and I can use a Dreamcast emulator. Problem is, I can't find a ROM with an english translation, and if it comes down to it, I'll go through the trouble of renaming the edits I use, but it'd be nice to have an english rip.
Game information, description, and download page for Fire Pro Wrestling G. There are no descriptions available for Fire Pro Wrestling G (J) (v1.1) in our database. (U)(Rising Sun) [PS2] Backyard Wrestling - Don't Try This at Home (USA). Like other titles in the Fire Pro Wrestling series, Fire Pro Wrestling Returns distinguishes itself from other wrestling games by focusing on timing and strategy, as opposed to button-mashing. Download the game Fire Pro Wrestling Returns USA ISO for PS2 / Sony PlayStation 2. Free and instant download.
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| Developer(s) | Spike |
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| Series | Fire Pro Wrestling |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation 2, PlayStation Network |
| Release | PlayStation 2
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| Genre(s) | Fighting, Wrestling |
| Mode(s) | Single-player, multiplayer |
Fire Pro Wrestling Returns (ファイプロ・リターンズ) (FPR) is a professional wrestling video game that was released in 2005 in Japan, and was released on November 13, 2007 in North America[3] and February 8, 2008 in Italy, Spain and Portugal. The game is part of the Fire Pro Wrestling series.
Gameplay[edit]
Like other titles in the Fire Pro Wrestling series, Fire Pro Wrestling Returns distinguishes itself from other wrestling games by focusing on timing and strategy, as opposed to button-mashing. Fire Pro Wrestling Returns offers a roster of 327 wrestlers from a variety of real-life wrestling companies. Players can create custom characters, wrestling rings, belts, promotions, and referees.[citation needed]Returns supplies new customizing tools, such as a 'Face Layer' feature that allows players to create a wrestler's face using multiple objects.[4] Game modes include a traditional cage match, Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch, and Match Maker mode, wherein the player must book shows and try to get a good grade on the shows based on crowd reaction.[citation needed]
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References[edit]
- ^Amazon.com: Fire Pro Wrestling Returns: Video Games
- ^PlayStation Store Sneak Peek: April 23, 2013 PSNStores
- ^Sinclair, Brendan. 'Fire Pro Wrestling Returns to US'. GameSpot. July 27, 2007. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
- ^Miller, Greg. 'Fire Pro Wresting Returns Review'. IGN. November 14, 2007. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
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External links[edit]
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- Official Japanese website at the Wayback Machine (archived March 12, 2012)
- Fire Pro Wrestling Returns at MobyGames
A PILE DRIVER OF LEGIT WRASSLIN’
Almost exactly 10 years ago I imported a copy of Fire Pro Wrestling Six Man Scramble for the Sega Saturn. The game was groundbreaking, and had something most American wrestling games back then lacked: Gameplay that wasn’t atrocious. In addition to that, the game had a lot of other revolutionary features, such as wrestlers who bled, an extensive create-a-wrestler mode, and the ability to have six grapplers going at it at one time. A decade later, the series is finally debuting on US consoles and while the gap has shrunk, it’s still better than any of the more mainstream titles.
Bad collision detection, spotty control and horrendous AI are so prevalent in most wrestling games that it’s practically a cliché, but in Fire Pro Wrestling Returns, the gameplay is fantastic. The game mechanics avoid the tired “Rock, paper, scissors” or button mashing setups that most other wrestling games use. Instead, almost everything is based on timing and pacing the match properly. Fire Pro Returns doesn’t have any health bars, or momentum meters, or any other kind of HUD info. If you want to know how your guy is doing, or how much energy your opponent has left, you must pay attention to the match.
MAKE-A-MONSTER
These days, most wrestling games allow you to make your own wrestlers, but few get anywhere close to the depth that you get with Fire Pro Returns. You can create up to 500 wrestlers, determine their style and appearance, assign every single one of their moves (and you’re allowed to give them any move in the game), and even program their AI for times when the computer is controlling them. If you want to recreate your favorite current or former pro wrestler, you can do so with almost perfect accuracy. Or if you’d rather to make a fat version of Space Ghost who fights dirty and taunts his opponents, you can do that too.
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It’s not just the return of a series…it’s the return of an entire genre.
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The game’s 2D graphics will doubtlessly turn off many fans, but they are excellent. Each character and arena is looks great, and every move is well animated. They also contribute to the overall feel of the game. There’s something funny about turning off the rules and watching one wrestler stab the other in the head with a fork repeatedly while the referee asks the stabee if he wants to give up. That kind of humor probably wouldn’t translate to a game with hyper-realistic graphics.
SAME OL’ SONG AND DANCE
The only real negative about this game is that it’s not a big step up from previous installments. Seeing as very few Fire Pro games were released in the United States, this isn’t a big deal for most people. But if you’ve already played one of the earlier installments, particularly Fire Pro D, this may be a bit of a letdown. A Fire Pro game is kind of like an iPod…it’s a lot of fun, but it takes time and effort to get it “just right”. After spending countless hours customizing Fire Pro D until the game was perfect, I just didn’t have it in me to do it all over again in order to enjoy the moderate upgrades offered in Fire Pro Wrestling Returns.
BOTTOM LINE:
Despite having gotten my fill on previous entries in the series, if you’ve never played a Fire Pro game before, you gotta check this one out.