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Ever since the release of
Fire Pro Wrestling World in 2017, it’s been hard out there for wrestling video game fans. The mainline WWE 2K games have been nothing short of abysmal and last year’s budget-priced arcadey spinoff
WWE 2K Battlegrounds was more concerned with obnoxious grinding than it was in providing any sort of variety to its wrestlers. Thankfully,
Retrosoft Studios was able to acquire a license from
Arc System Works to create an official sequel to the 1991 arcade classic
WWF Wrestlefest made by
Retromania Wrestling doesn’t carry the name or the
WWE license, it makes up for that by paying homage to its heritage and embracing today’s hardcore wrestling fandom in one enjoyable old school experience.
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A fan game is basically a modification or mod of a
game often using available game assets. The complexity of a fan game can be increased by the community creating assets such as character models and maps.
Often times, it results in a game that is both familiar and new. While you can find fan games via 3D franchises, the majority of these games come from the 2D era of gaming.
Let’s look at five franchises that are fertile for fan games. The majority of these can be played via an emulator but one of the entries the fourth one can be played via Steam.
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