Another Japanese Wrestling game, Toukon Road: Brave Spirits doesn’t focus wrestlers most of us would know about, but rather the much mote fantastical Japanese wrestling leagues, with some very crazy designs.

One thing that did impress me with Toukon Road was the animation, in particular how the ring bounces when wrestlers hit the floor along with the visible breathing. The gameplay itself isn’t bad and there are plenty of moves, but it also isn’t very gripping, either.

Toukon Road is made to be fun in multiplayer and there are a fun options, but it doesn’t really do anything particularly special .

Fine

Most of the options in Tokon Road seem to be neatly catered for, up to four players being able to grunt and moan their way through a respectable array of options. In one-player mode, though, there’s just a one-on-one or tag team game available.

Dean Mortlock, N64 Magazine #12. Review Score: 49%

Remake or remaster?

This game doesn’t need any special treatment.

Official ways to get the game.

There is no official way to get New Japan Pro-Wrestling: Toukon Road: Brave Spirits