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Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling 2 - 3-4 Budoukan [Model SHVC-APRJ-JPN]
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Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling 2 - 3-4 Budoukan (c) 1995 Masaya. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling 2: 3-4 Budoukan serves as the final installment in the All Japan Pro-Wrestling series developed for the Super Famicom. The game’s title references the legendary March 4th event held at the Nippon Budokan, the venue synonymous with AJPW’s most historic championship bouts. Moving away from standard arcade progression, the title introduces a unique "Booking" mode, where players act as the event organizer, tasked with arranging five matches to maximize crowd attendance and put on the best possible show. - TECHNICAL - Game ID: SHVC-APRJ-JPN Barcode: 4988616008152 - TRIVIA - Released in April 7, 1995 in Japan, this title marks the finale of their long-running AJPW series on the Super Famicom. Gameplay Innovation: Unlike its predecessors, this entry removes the password system and introduces a "Booking" mechanic. In this mode, the player's primary goal is not just winning matches, but managing the event's prestige and financial/crowd success, mirroring the responsibilities of a wrestling promoter. Roster Depth: The game features an expanded roster of 19 wrestlers, including: Giant Baba, Jumbo Tsuruta, Mitsuharu Misawa, Toshiaki Kawada, Akira Taue, Kenta Kobashi, Masanobu Fuchi, Jun Akiyama, Takao Omori, Joel Deaton, Doug Furnas, Dan Kroffat, The Eagle, The Patriot, Johnny Ace, Dan Spivey, Steve Williams, Terry Gordy, and Stan Hansen. The Transition: This was the last AJPW-licensed title produced by NCS/Masaya. Following this release, the video game rights for the All Japan Pro-Wrestling promotion were licensed to Sega, who subsequently launched their own series of AJPW titles starting with All Japan Pro-Wrestling featuring Virtua. Technical Refinement: While retaining the visual engine of the previous titles, 3-4 Budoukan features completely redrawn sprites and enhanced mechanics, including deeper submission systems and more varied move-sets, effectively utilizing the late-lifecycle power of the Super Famicom. - SERIES - 1. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling [Model SHVC-JP] (1993, SFC) 2. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling' - Sekai Saikyou Tag [Model SHVC-2J] (1993, SFC) 3. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling Jet [Model DMG-JZJ] (1994, GB) 4. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling - Fight da Pon! [Model SHVC-JF] (1994, SFC) 5. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling 2 - 3-4 Budoukan [Model SHVC-APRJ-JPN] (1995, SFC) - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling 2 - 3-4 Budoukan (c) 1995 Masaya. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling 2: 3-4 Budoukan serves as the final installment in the All Japan Pro-Wrestling series developed for the Super Famicom. The game’s title references the legendary March 4th event held at the Nippon Budokan, the venue synonymous with AJPW’s most historic championship bouts. Moving away from standard arcade progression, the title introduces a unique "Booking" mode, where players act as the event organizer, tasked with arranging five matches to maximize crowd attendance and put on the best possible show. - TECHNICAL - Game ID: SHVC-APRJ-JPN Barcode: 4988616008152 - TRIVIA - Released in April 7, 1995 in Japan, this title marks the finale of their long-running AJPW series on the Super Famicom. Gameplay Innovation: Unlike its predecessors, this entry removes the password system and introduces a "Booking" mechanic. In this mode, the player's primary goal is not just winning matches, but managing the event's prestige and financial/crowd success, mirroring the responsibilities of a wrestling promoter. Roster Depth: The game features an expanded roster of 19 wrestlers, including: Giant Baba, Jumbo Tsuruta, Mitsuharu Misawa, Toshiaki Kawada, Akira Taue, Kenta Kobashi, Masanobu Fuchi, Jun Akiyama, Takao Omori, Joel Deaton, Doug Furnas, Dan Kroffat, The Eagle, The Patriot, Johnny Ace, Dan Spivey, Steve Williams, Terry Gordy, and Stan Hansen. The Transition: This was the last AJPW-licensed title produced by NCS/Masaya. Following this release, the video game rights for the All Japan Pro-Wrestling promotion were licensed to Sega, who subsequently launched their own series of AJPW titles starting with All Japan Pro-Wrestling featuring Virtua. Technical Refinement: While retaining the visual engine of the previous titles, 3-4 Budoukan features completely redrawn sprites and enhanced mechanics, including deeper submission systems and more varied move-sets, effectively utilizing the late-lifecycle power of the Super Famicom. - SERIES - 1. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling [Model SHVC-JP] (1993, SFC) 2. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling' - Sekai Saikyou Tag [Model SHVC-2J] (1993, SFC) 3. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling Jet [Model DMG-JZJ] (1994, GB) 4. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling - Fight da Pon! [Model SHVC-JF] (1994, SFC) 5. Zen-Nihon Pro Wrestling 2 - 3-4 Budoukan [Model SHVC-APRJ-JPN] (1995, SFC) - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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