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    Toukon Retsuden 4

    Game » consists of 0 releases. Released Sep 02, 1999

    Toukon Retsuden 4 is a Japanese simulation based wrestling game. The game features 35 new Japan wrestlers, largely from New Japan Pro Wrestling.

    Short summary describing this game.

    Toukon Retsuden 4 last edited by LordCluntFluck on 01/11/22 03:57AM View full history

    OVERVIEW

    Toukon Retsuden 4 was developed by Yukes, and is mainly focused on providing a realistic representation of professional wrestling.  Toukon Retsuden's presentation is similar to real life broadcasts, including crowd noise and extravagant introductions.  The gameplay found in Toukon Retsuden is vastly different from traditional American/Japanese wrestling games.   

    Gameplay

    Toukon Retsuden is controlled by using the D-pad.  However, the game does utilize analog control during specific lock-up situations.  The game has three main attacks: strike moves (A), power moves (B), and submission moves (Y).  Strikes beat power moves, power moves beat submissions, and submission moves beat strikes.  If both a move is performed at the same time, the higher classed attack will prevail. Players can also run by pressing the X button and appeal to the crowd (L R triggers).  As with traditional wrestling games, when an opponent takes damage, he will become groggy and dazed.  This can make performing powerful finishing moves a lot easier.  Each wrestler has three critical combos, which inflict huge amounts of damage when performed on opponents.

    Game Modes
    • Exhibition Match
    1. single match
    2. tag match
    3. battle royal
    4. tournament
    5. league
    6. elimination match
    • IWGP Title Challenges 
    1. Heavyweight (single/tag)
    2. Juniors (single/tag)
    • Series Match
    1. G1 Climax
    2. SG Tag league
    3. Best of super juniors
    4. Super junior atg league
    • Challenge the burning spirits
    1. Single
    2. Tag
    • Edit
    • Internet
    • Profiles
    • Options
    1. Computer difficulty level 
    2. Ring entrances
    3. Name display
    4. move display
    5. vibration
    6. HP and strength display
    7. Tag marker
    8. Camera Point
    9. Sound
    10. Background Music
    11. Background music volume
    12. Sound effects volume
    Venues   
    • Tokyo A (Tokyo Dome)
    • Tokyo B
    • Tokyo C
    • Yokohama
    • Osaka A
    • Osaka B
    • Sapporo

    Wrestlers
    New Japan(heavyweights):
    1. Riki Choshu
    2. Yuji Nagata
    3. Kensuke Sasaki
    4. Masa Saito 
    5. Shinya Hashimoto
    6. Tatsumi Fujinami
    7. Shiro Koshinaka
    8. Kengo Kimura
    9. Junji Hirata
    10. Osamu Kido
    11. Kazuo Kido
    12. Takashi Iiuzuka
    13. Manabu Nakanishi
    14. Tadao Yasuda
    15. Tatsutoshi Goto
    16. Michiyoshi Ohara
    17. Power Warrior
    18. Seji Sakaguchi
    19. Tanaka
    20. Tiger Hattori
    NWO Japan:
    1. Masahiro Chono
    2. Keiji Mutoh
    3. Great Muta
    4. Hiro Saito
    5. Hiroyoshi Tenzan
    6. Satoshi Kojima
    7. AKIRA
    Freelance:
    1. Genichiro Tenryu
    2. Don Frye
    3. Atsushi Onita
    UFO:
    1. Naoya Ogawa
    2. Antonio Inoki
    Juniors:
    1. Jyushin Lyger
    2. El Samurai
    3. Kohji Kanemoto
    4. Shinjiro Ohtani
    5. Kendo Kashin
    6. Tastsuito Takaiwa
    7. Dr. Wagner Jr.
    8. The great sasuke
    9. Dragon Kid
    10. Sasuke

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