All Star Pro-Wrestling II deepened the technical combat system that characterized the series developed by Spike, with fictionally named wrestlers but moves inspired by real Japanese wrestling stars. Unlike the more arcade-style wrestling games of the time, it bet on a slower pace and a stamina-and-counter system that rewarded reading your opponent.
It became a cult title among puroresu fans looking for something more sim-like than the official WWE licenses, even though its circulation was exclusively Japanese.
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