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Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling

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Also known as
新日本プロレスリング 闘魂烈伝アドバンス

Features 35 licensed wrestlers across multiple match types and a career mode to build a custom champion.

Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling: Toukon Retsuden Advance was released for Game Boy Advance in 2002; the record's platform label 'game-boy' likely refers to Game Boy Advance, and no earlier release of this exact version exists.


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Released
2002
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
53.79 KB
Rating
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About Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling

Shin Nihon Pro-Wrestling: Tōkon Retsuden Advance is a licensed wrestling simulation for the Game Boy Advance. Its roster draws from multiple promotions, offering thirty five selectable fighters.

Beyond standard exhibition matches, the game provides structured single player competitions such as leagues and tournaments. A significant feature is the ability to design a unique wrestler, who can then be developed through a dedicated story campaign. This mode, called "Success", involves winning fights to enhance the character's skills with the ultimate goal of securing a championship.

Multiplayer is supported through a link cable function for direct competition between two players.