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Fire Pro Wrestling 3: Legend Bout is a sports game released in 1992 for the TurboGrafx-16 and PC platforms. This title belongs to the wrestling genre, focusing on delivering a detailed and strategic wrestling experience. Players control wrestlers in one-on-one matches, aiming to defeat opponents through a combination of strikes, grapples, and submission holds.
The game's main objective centers on outmaneuvering the rival wrestler by timing attacks and countering moves with precision. Its pace is methodical rather than frantic, emphasizing tactical play over button mashing. A unique mechanic in Fire Pro Wrestling 3: Legend Bout is its timing-based control system, which requires players to execute moves with precise input windows, enhancing the realism and depth of the wrestling encounters.
One unusual idea in this GBC fighting game is the ability to chain different wrestling moves seamlessly, creating a flow that mimics real wrestling matches. The distinct pixel-art style combined with a rich move set makes Fire Pro Wrestling 3: Legend Bout a standout title among early 90s sports games.
