Fire Pro Joshi: All Star Dream Slam

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Fire Pro Joshi All Star Dream Slam is a 1994 wrestling game focused on women’s combat using Human Entertainment’s isometric Fire Pro engine. Players take control of real-life Japanese female wrestlers in matches that emphasize timing over button-mashing. The isometric perspective lets you manage single-player or two-player bouts in one-on-one or tag team formats. With 18 pre-made fighters and six custom wrestler slots, the game blends arcade action with strategic move execution. The roster draws directly from the Zen-Nippon Joshi Pro Wrestling promotion, an actual all-female circuit in Japan. Control options offer flexibility for different playstyles, though the 16-bit visuals and dated audio lean into retro charm. While not a household name, it remains a niche entry in wrestling gaming history for its dedicated focus on women’s matches and early 90s wrestling mechanics.