Giant Gram 2000 - Sega Dreamcast - Arcade & Tag matches as Big Van Vader [HD 1080p 60fps]

The third and final entry in the All Japan Pro Wrestling series is by far the best outing. A Sega NOAMI arcade port the home version includes plenty of extra content and secret characters to unlock. The wrestling system work on a three button attack system with each button being strong to one and weak to the other. X does light jabs and punches while A and B do different grapples. It's not a quick game to learn and it includes two manuals one of which is a huge move list for each character. While it lack the Virtua Fighter characters from the previous games, the roster is hugely increased even without them. A very different game to Fire Pro D Wrestling and Wrestling fans would do well to get a copy of both games. As you can likely guess from the title this game was released in Japan, but it does feature Big Van Vader who appeared in WCW and WWF.
Also known as: ジャイアントグラム2000〜全日本プロレス３栄光の勇者達〜 (Japanese title) Giant Gram 2000: All Japan Pro. Wrestling 3 (Full English title)
Release: 2000
Developer: AM1 (Wow Entertainment) / ワウ エンターテイメント
Publisher: Sega / セガ
Format: Sega Dreamcast (DC) / ドリームキャスト
Giant Gram 2000: All Japan Pro. Wrestling 3 is not available on any other format.
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All footage in this video is captured directly from the Sega Dreamcast console, via an Elgato Game Capture HD60 Pro using a VGA to HDMI upscaler.

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[@Dashman98]

We in the US got WWF Royal Rumble, a home port of a trash arcade game with a crap roster with limited gameplay and no CaW (instead of porting SmackDown! Just Bring it or even Smackdown! 2). Japan gets this along with FPW-D. Am I jealous? You're goddamn right I am

[@swissbeats2k]

Imagine if we could've got this game in states with a WWF,WCW, or ECW Skin? Damn we missed out big time!

[@pafoneto1275]

It would be kind of strange because this game is closer to catch wrestling than American pro wrestling. Either way, it would be awesome if someone updated it.

[@budgiecat9039]

I wish they didn't get rid of the Virtua Fighter characters and added Tiger Mask

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As a Virtua Fighter fan ourselves, it did missing something without them, mind you said wrestling fans would likely have been glad of the extra real wrestlers in their place.

[@budgiecat9039]

@@RandomisedGamingKZbin meh. Like all five of them considering how obscure this series is lol. And Tiger Mask is legendary

[@pureimpact4658]

Can this be played on a regular Dreamcast or do I need mine modded? Thank you

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You'll need a boot disc or modded Dreamcast to play Giant Gram 2000, unless you have a Japanese Dreamcast. We used an Xploder DC disc on a PAL Dreamcast for this video, which is an action reply disc that also boots imports along with the DC-X. These days there are quite a few different boot disc and some can be downloaded off the internet. Riven our Editor wrote a feature on the subject here, which includes a list of some of the better Japanese games to import: randomisedgaming.tumblr.com/post/60762169460/sega-dreamcast-importing-games-part-1-japan

[@chrisd8458]

Phenomenal game.