Fire Pro Wrestling World: New Japan Pro-Wrestling Collaboration Activation Code [serial Number] >> http://urlca.com/17oiv2
About This Content New Japan Pro-Wrestling, Japan’s premiere pro-wrestling promotion, joins the roster! Battle alongside and against your favorites in the all-new Fighting Road scenario mode.Includes 39 wrestlers, new moves, edit parts and entrance themes. *Internet Connection Required*Internet connection required to access DLC content.Fighting Road: 2017 NJPW Heavyweight ChampionshipScenario mode where you join NJPW as a Young Lion with dreams of winning the IWGP Heavyweight Championship title. Do you make it to the top, or will your career end before it even started? Plan a training regimen to match your fight style and join up with either the Main Unit, L.I.J., CHAOS or Suzuki-Gun depending on your attitude in and out of the ring. Updated RosterKazuchika OkadaKenny OmegaTetsuya NaitoHiroshi TanahashiMinoru SuzukiHirooki GotoBad Luck FaleMichael ElginEVILSANADATogi MakabeKota IbushiZack Sabre Jr.Tomohiro IshiiKatsuyori ShibataJuice RobinsonToru YanoTama TongaTakashi IizukaTanga LoaYuji NagataSatoshi KojimaHiroyoshi TenzanManabu NakanishiSuper Strong MachineTomoaki HonmaYOSHI-HASHITaichiHiromu TakahashiKUSHIDABUSHIRyusuke TaguchiGedoTAKA MichinokuYoshinobu KanemaruEl DesperadoHirai KawatoKatsuya KitamuraTomoyuki Oka 1075eedd30 Title: Fire Pro Wrestling World: New Japan Pro-Wrestling CollaborationGenre: Simulation, SportsDeveloper:Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd.Publisher:Spike Chunsoft Co., Ltd.Release Date: 26 Sep, 2018 Fire Pro Wrestling World: New Japan Pro-Wrestling Collaboration Activation Code [serial Number] Worth every penny. New moves, edit parts, theme music, official NJPW roster, and Single-Player campaign. Been a supporter of the series since Fire Pro Wrestling Returns, supported the game in Early Access, and I will continue to support it now. They delivered, it was late, but they still delivered. Patience was well worth it. It is worth the 20$ in my opinion. Buy it.. It doesn't take much research to find that there is a lot of controversy surrounding this DLC. And I do get it. While the price-point is high for a medium-level amount of content, and it's online-only DLC, I cannot help but still think it is money well spent on the greatest wrestling series ever. I believe where they went wrong was to not add even more content. As-is, this is 39 new licensed wrestlers, a full-on career mode, and a few more customization options. The new wrestlers are a moot point for some people because of Workshop support. Some say career mode should have been included with the base game. I can get on-board with both of these points; it's certainly hard to argue with them. Further, by having licensed wrestlers, it forced this online-only aspect which everyone hates. Yeah, I do too. The solution to this problem (if you are going to ask $20 for DLC), is to have a metric ton of quality content, where most players would gladly pay simply because it is 'a steal'. Because of Workshop support, I probably would have stayed away from licensed content, but hey, that's just my opinion. But again, as a long-time fan of wrestling games, I can confidently say that this series is hands-down the best. What a sandbox of fun. I'll be buying all the DLC from here on out, and while I wish things were handled a bit better, it doesn't change how much fun I have with this game.. So far, no complaints whatsoever. Any worries about this DLC should be pushed aside by now: everything that seemed like it'd be an issue either turned out to be a lot of worry over nothing, and there's only a few VERY minor things that came with the UI update that can easily be looked past. This was worth the wait and the price of admission.. The story of Fire Pro Wrestling World on PC, so far, has been one of bittersweet ups and downs. When the game first launch, the same old fire pro community banded together and started creating custom edits, modders started modding, and people started getting very creative with this game. It was awesome for a few months. Modders were constantly tweaking and updating their mods to add more features and functionality to the game. Then it was announced that Spike had licensed NJPW for officially licensed content. As many have, I had been looking forward to this DLC for quite some time. However, had I known this update would completely destroy the modding community, alienate basically the entire PC community, and set the stage for future money-grab DLC's, I would have thought otherwise.Sure, it's great to be able to play as our favourite NJPW wrestlers (but a lot of the custom edits were better than the officials), but now we can only do so with a completely vanilla version of the game, which is quite boring after you've had a chance to play with mods. But no, that's going to be another $30 spike wants from us in a few months.It seems like Spike Chunsoft is completely oblivious or careless of their main playerbase for this game (ie: people who have been playing fire pro games for years, run e-feds w\/ mods and custom things). But this update completely changed how the PC version loads data, rendering all mods unworkable and un-updateable. The community is now split into 2. People who have updated to FPWW 2.0 for the NJPW wrestlers and ZERO MODDING (and either couldn't be bothered or don't know how to rollback to previous versions and get a 2nd copy of firepro working with mods post-update). It has been discovered that the only way to continue using mods with Fire Pro Wrestling is to make a 2nd copy of your game before updating, and running a separate 1.02 version while offline in steam. Essentially, people who want to use mods basically have to pirate the game now....Not exactly sure how Spike saw this impacting their buyrates but... they just killed their game.. This is a great addition to an already phenomenal game. Well worth the wait.