2 hours ago · Gaming · hide · 0 comments

This is a game I've been wanting to play and review for over a decade, but haven't had the means to do so until now, which is kind of exciting. Japan-only games on the X Box and 360 are inherently interesting, I think, since they were kind of doomed from the start, because those consoles had such small userbases there. This one is also interesting in its own right, being as it is a kind of game that represents a specific time and space in wrestling that, as far as I know, doesn't have a lot of videogame representation. It's a wrestling game that seems to have been inspired by the Inoki-ism philosophy, that as I understand it posits the wrestling ring to be the pinnacle of all combat sports, and the natural gathering place for practitioners of all martial arts to meet and compete. As a result, the roster is split into various arts, including Japanese, American, and Mexican wrestling, boxing, kickboxing, MMA, Sumo, and more. As well as fighting in their respective styles, the left…

No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.