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vsp · 10-28-2003, 07:55 AM

Heh. Good choices, and all three are sitting on my desk. (If we're playing Dreamcast Stump the Band, you'll have to try pretty hard to find something I don't have.)

Fire Pro is the only one that requires substantial FAQ-qage, since the menus and (especially) the create-a-wrestler mode are heavy on Japanese. It also helps to know some of the foreign wrestlers, as you'll have a better idea of what to do with them (their strong points, their styles, their finishers, what body parts they tend to work on). Still, no other wrestling game in the world does a better job of building realistic movesets and creating realistic matches.

I'm sure I can part with my spare Saturn, but I still have to fetch it. I'd rather not start guessing at prices until I have it in hand and can verify that it still works.

10-28-2003, 07:55 AM	#413
vsp Syndrome of a Down Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: West Chester Posts: 1,367	Heh. Good choices, and all three are sitting on my desk. (If we're playing Dreamcast Stump the Band, you'll have to try pretty hard to find something I don't have.) Fire Pro is the only one that requires substantial FAQ-qage, since the menus and (especially) the create-a-wrestler mode are heavy on Japanese. It also helps to know some of the foreign wrestlers, as you'll have a better idea of what to do with them (their strong points, their styles, their finishers, what body parts they tend to work on). Still, no other wrestling game in the world does a better job of building realistic movesets and creating realistic matches. I'm sure I can part with my spare Saturn, but I still have to fetch it. I'd rather not start guessing at prices until I have it in hand and can verify that it still works.