Game Boy Advance Critic Reviews

If you have the patience to learn it and can look past no licensees or real wrestlers (although this can be fixed in CAW), then Fire Pro can be a very rewarding wrestling experience.

The game is the perfect combination of action and strategy-you do have to push buttons, but you have to push the right buttons at the right time.

It shines as an enjoyable, solid wrestling game that will provide hours upon hours of entertainment to fans of the genre.

Forget flashy rendered graphics – this is a bargain at 35 quid, and will mean you won’t have to buy another fighting game for a long, long time.

This investment is worth it for the time being – there’s no other wrestling games, and this one holds its own.

The amazing create-a-wrestler feature easily exceeds most console titles: From appearance to specific moves, your mini-grappler can be made to order.

Fire Pro Wrestling has options in bucket-loads.

While Fire Pro is an incredible game, the gameplay is an acquired taste.

In the end though, it comes down to gameplay, something which Fire Pro Wrestling has by the bucketload.

Unfortunately, other than the graphics in the user's manual, BAM! Entertainment's title holds little fire, with frustrating game graphics and difficult gameplay.