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Final Fire Pro Wrestling

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Also known as
Final Fire ProWrestling: Yume no Dantai Unei! ファイナルファイヤープロレスリング ~夢の団体運営!~

Create custom wrestlers and battle over 200 fighters in gruesome cage matches and battle royals.

Final Fire Pro Wrestling was released for Game Boy Advance in Japan on July 19, 2002; it is the original game in the series, not a port, so both years are 2002.


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Released
2002
Genre
Visual
Isometric
Size
4.43 MB
Rating
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About Final Fire Pro Wrestling

Final Fire Pro Wrestling for the Game Boy Advance is a wrestling title centered around a substantial roster and deep customization. The game features over two hundred pre-made wrestlers, a count that can be expanded through its comprehensive creation system.

Primary gameplay modes include Exhibition matches and a campaign called Ironman Road. This progression mode begins with a limited team of ten fighters, with more becoming available as opponents are defeated. Matches can vary in type, encompassing standard bouts as well as more extreme variants like cage Deathmatches and four-player Battle Royals.

A significant component is the Create-A-Wrestler mode, which allows for the detailed construction of new fighters. This system enables customization of a character's appearance and fighting style, and created wrestlers can be shared. This feature, alongside the extensive base content, defines the game's scope.

Final Fire Pro Wrestling Screenshots

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Title Screen
CAW mode allows to customize evverthing from their looks...
Mode selection
... to their moves.
Exhibition match types
The cage flickers as one of the fighters goes face first into it. Zaaap!
Preparing a powerbomb
Give up?
Rubbing it in
Gruesome matches, with a catwalk to the rink
Weren't these outlawed a few years ago? Or does everything really go?
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