Zen-Nippon Joshi Pro Wrestling: Queen of Queens

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Zen Nippon Joshi Pro Wrestling Queen of Queens is a wrestling game built around real-life female athletes from the All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling circuit. Players choose from a roster featuring names like Aja Kong and Akira Hokuto to compete in matches using pre-recorded move sequences. The action unfolds through full-motion video clips of actual wrestlers performing moves rather than rendered graphics. Two modes are available: a league-based championship that simulates the real tournament structure and a free battle mode for one-on-one matches against the computer or a friend locally. The game’s standout feature is its use of real footage which gives it a raw authenticity missing from most wrestling titles of the era. While the lack of interactive gameplay might feel limiting by modern standards fans of FMV games or Joshi wrestling history could find it intriguing. Released in 1995 it remains a niche artifact of early 90s wrestling gaming with a focus on spectacle over mechanics.