You can offer up effusive compliments that will get you branded a baby-face, or you can toss around insults and become a heel. In the locker room before matches you get to interact with other wrestlers through dialogue trees. Just as the matches are realistic here, so are the feuds. Wrestling's showbiz side is also well represented with loads of behind-the-scenes stuff.
Flailing about only drains energy and puts you at risk of a pin. Many moves link up, so you have to plot out combinations to get your opponents sprawling on the mat. Conversely, when you're on the attack you can Irish-whip him and then grab him with a DeColt thrust and bodyslam him to the canvas-if all goes well and he doesn't break or counter those moves, of course. Spanish Superfly, for instance, might try a running dropkick on you, and you can attempt to avoid it or throw some countermoves at him. So you have to actually fight here, by employing the aforementioned moves in a turn-based system where you choose actions, moves, and counters (each is illustrated by a graphic of a wrestler pulling off the move in question, which is a nice touch that adds color to a genre that's too often drowning in text). Matches in Wrestling Spirit are real, too, unlike the scripted soap-opera affairs seen weekly on the likes of WWE RAW. The most important feature is, not surprisingly, bouts in the ring.
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Skills and moves are fully utilized, so just about every aspect of a pro wrestler's life is depicted.
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Exhibition matches are available with the full game. You can create your own wrestler, or use most of the wrestlers appearing in the game for that time. The demo is fully playable for one month of gametime.
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Fans are working on several mods that would include real wrestlers information on the progress of these is available on the Grey Dog Software forums. Wrestling Spirit comes equipped with a large fictional wrestling universe, with promotions of all sizes operating all over the world. Winning is important, but so is impressing the crowd. Players must balance using the more reliable, but less entertaining moves with using a flashier, riskier style. Wrestling Spirit has a very flexible match engine, which captures the ebb and flow of the fights, rewarding smart decisions and punishing mistakes. For those who stick it out, title belts and the chance to headline globally promoted Pay Per Views await. You begin to be able to demand better pay, while you face increasingly skilled opponents. As time progresses, if you work hard, your skills increase and you begin to develop a reputation. In Rookie To Legend mode, you begin as a fledgling grappler, scrambling to get bookings from multiple federations, and struggling to make ends meet on the meager pay. Where game designer Adam Ryland's previous wrestling sims looked at professional wrestling from the top down, putting players in the role of the owner of a wrestling promotion, Wrestling Spirit turns the tables and the point of view completely around.
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