Asmik Ace Entertainment was only licensed to genuinely represent talent from AJPW thus, for legal purposes, all other performers were given generic names and altered apparel with the ability to be modified by the player.
It features no WWF license and is based entirely on Japanese wrestling consequently, unlike previous games which included WCW wrestlers, none of the current WWF superstars at the time were included in VPW 2. The game was said to have over 1,000 different move combinations and a roster of "way over 100 fighters."Ĭatering to the Japanese fanbase, Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Ōdō Keishō deemphasizes the gimmicks and theatrics of American wrestling while introducing various competitive, sportsman-like attributes of puroresu. Modes boasted were Tournament, League, Ranking and Grand Meeting, as well as the newly added Belt Edit, Champion Road and an expanded player creation mode. 3.5 Michinoku Pro Wrestling, Osaka Pro Wrestling, and ToryumonĪt the 1999 Nintendo Space World, fans got a preview of the game which was 65% completed.
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