Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Oudou Keishou (English Patched) N64 ROM

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GAME INFORMATION
Game Name Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Oudou Keishou
Original Title バーチャルプロレス2 〜王道継承〜
Region
Console N64
Game Release (24 years ago)
Genre
Publisher
Languages ,
Users Score Rating: 4.5 / 5

Description:

Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Oudou Keishou (バーチャルプロレス2 〜王道継承〜) is a Wrestling video game published by Asmik Ace Entertainment Inc released on January 28th, 2000 for the N64.


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What's been translated so far:
- Menu Screens
- CAW Mode (99.9%)
- Wrestler Names and Organizations
- Royal Road Succession main screen
- Post match screen comments and move translation under the timer
- Mic Appeals

What's left:
- Help Screens
- Rest of Royal Road Succession mode
- Credits
- Some other things I cant think of right now

Changelog:
Beta 3:
- Mic Appeals translated
- Post Match text translated
- Unlockables translated
- Main Menu and Exhibition Help screens translated
- Renamed a few moves (Mostly specials for the Japanese Wrestlers)
- Shoot Wrestling now appears instead of Martial Arts in Match Format

Beta 2:
- Changed the names of the hair options as it was wasn't displaying how they should have been in the Masks section.
- Renamed taunts and moves
- Hidden moves highlighted in different colours. Hidden WCW moves in yellow, Hidden WWF moves in red and other hidden moves in green
- Moves under the timer on the results screen have been translated
- Default colours of attires and masks in edit mode have been changed so they're more accurate (Not on the wrestlers themselves)

Bugs:
- 1st stable (All Japan 1) text will change on restart when you edit a wrestler.

.z64 CRC-32: f620835d
MD5: 90002501777e3237739f5ed9b0e349e2
SHA-1: 82dd25a044689eab57ab362fe10c0da6388c217a

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Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Oudou Keishou (English Patched) N64 ROM Download:

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