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Fire Pro Wrestling 2: 2nd Bout is a 1991 sports game released for the TurboGrafx-16 and PC platforms. As a wrestling simulation, the game focuses on executing strategic moves and timing rather than button mashing, emphasizing technique over speed. Players control wrestlers aiming to win matches by pinfall, submission, or knockout, making tactical decisions during bouts crucial.
The game features a moderately paced combat system where players must anticipate opponents' moves and respond accordingly. Its unique mechanic lies in the detailed grappling system, which allows for a wide variety of holds and counters, creating a deep and engaging wrestling experience. This contrasts with typical fighting games by prioritizing momentum and stamina management throughout each match.
A distinctive aspect of Fire Pro Wrestling 2: 2nd Bout is the customizable wrestler roster, enabling players to create and modify characters. This feature adds replay value and personalization uncommon in early 1990s sports games. Overall, it stands out as a tactical and methodical wrestling title on the TurboGrafx-16 platform.
