Fire Pro Wrestling World Deluxe

For New Players

Where should I commencement?: For new players, we recommend "Mission Fashion." Y'all tin can learn the controls of the game and as well every bit button timings when going into a grapple.

When do I dish out my moves?: When the wrestlers get close enough to each other, they volition automatically grapple each other.
If you watch closely when you link/grab your opponent, so it'due south your time to strike!

What are the controls?: Please see the online transmission for a more than in depth look at the controls.

Network

What is FPW NET?: FPW NET is where you can upload your own custom wrestlers and download even more wrestlers created past people all over the world.

Why can't I join online matches or connect to FPW NET?: To bring together online matches and connect to FPW NET, you must be connceted to the PlayStation™Network.

Why isn't FPW Internet showing up in my game?: Afterwards you update the game with the Day one patch, the FPW NET card will appear. Please go into your PS4™'s network settings and ensure you are continued to the internet.

How do I update the game with the Twenty-four hours one patch?: All patches volition automatically install if y'all are connected to the internet. Yous will not be able to access online mode without the Mean solar day 1 patch, specifically.

Why aren't the custom wrestlers I subscribed to on FPW Cyberspace in my roster?: Later subscribing to a custom wrestler, you must restart your game.
Hold down the PS button, shut the awarding, and restart the game.
When at the Primary Bill of fare, go to Edit Mode > Team Edit > Transfer Wrestler. At the bottom, under Unregistered Wrestlers, you can check the wrestlers you lot are subscribed to.

What is the difference between "Pro Wrestling" and "Cement" in online matches?: "Pro Wrestling" is when you lot desire to put on an entertaining friction match, win or lose.
"Cement" is when you are playing purely to win.
Select the style that fits your fighting philosophy.

What's Included

Which wrestlers appear in the game?: The original SWA wrestlers and NJPW wrestlers from the official NJPW collaboration appear in the game.
If there are collaborations you'd similar to see featured in the game, let us know by sending us an e-mail at contact@fasten-chunsoft.com!

What are the in-game voices like?: Near of the voices for the NJPW wrestlers have been newly recorded. *There are some wrestlers that have not been recorded.

What almost the entrance music for each wrestler?: The official archway music for most NJPW wrestler is included in the game. *You volition be able to customize this in a hereafter update.

Why isn't wrestler "XX" in the game???: NJPW's Junior Heavyweight wrestlers will appear in future DLC! Specifics volition be appear at a later date.
We are working on bringing more fan favorite wrestlers into the ring! Please expect forward to an announcement in the hereafter.

What is in the PS4™ Season Laissez passer?: The PS4™ Season Pass offers three DLCs: the Burn Promoter DLC, Fighting Road: 2017 NJPW Junior Heavyweight Championship DLC, and an additional scenario (more info TBA). Get all three for a discounted price with the PS4™ Season Pass!

Differences Betwixt Versions

What are the differences between the PS4™ and Steam® versions?: The PS4™ version has an updated UI and the NJPW wrestlers have already been added to the roster. The Steam® version volition receive the UI update for gratuitous, but the NJPW wrestlers can simply be obtained through the DLC.

Does Mission Mode need to be beaten again even if I've already cleared it on the Steam® version?: We have implemented a command to clear all the missions in Mission Manner. In the Main Menu, concord down the R1, L1, and △ buttons, and then press the R3 push button (right stick). If done correctly, a confirmation sound will play.

When will the NJPW wrestlers DLC be available for the Steam® version?: Nosotros are scheduled to release the NJPW wreslters DLC in September 2018. We thank you for your patience and agreement.

This interview is from 2017, right before the game launched in Early Access, which ended at the cease of 2017.

The director of Burn Pro Wrestling Earth (Fire Pro W), Tomoaki Matsumoto, drinks with other Fire Pro-loving guests and talks near the game in this segment. For the commemorative first match, Takashi Kobayashi (ZEX) and Toshiaki Tamura (ZEX), the evolution producer and development manager of FPW, join the fray. The talk gets heated as the key members of the development team appear right off the bat!

Takashi Kobayashi
Development Producer/Director
Worked on Burn down Pro Wrestling Z on PlayStation®2 equally the development director/lead planner, and on Burn down Pro Wrestling Returns equally the development producer. Likewise worked on the mobile game version equally the development director/lead planner.

Toshiaki Tamura
Development Director/Lead Planner
Worked on Fire Pro 3 Legend Bout for PC as function of the graphics squad later on joining Human being Corporation, and later worked on Super Fire Pro Wrestling Special, Super Fire Pro Wrestling: Queen'southward Special, and Super Burn Pro Wrestling 10 Premium for SNES, as well as Fire Pro Wrestling Southward for Sega Saturn as the lead for the graphics team. Appointed every bit the lead planner and also worked on graphics for Fire Pro Wrestling G on PlayStation and Fire Pro Wrestling D on Dreamcast. Worked every bit the sub planner for Fire Pro Wrestling Z on PlayStation®2 and as development director/atomic number 82 planner for Burn down Pro Wrestling Returns.

Tomoyuki Matsumoto
Executive Manager
Dove into the gaming manufacture because he wanted to make Fire Pro games. Worked on the scenario and project planning for Burn Pro Wrestling Thou. Afterwards got involved in the development for the Wonderswan version and other pro wrestling games. He thoroughly exhibits his love for Fire Pro in his hallmark title, Kenka Bancho.

The Route to Fire Pro'due south Revival

――: For our showtime interview, nosotros have the development team for Fire Pro Wrestling World (referred to as "Burn down Pro World" future) here with us today. Fire Pro is dorsum subsequently 12 years, but could you give us details on how this came to exist?
Matsumoto: I guess considering we love Fire Pro. [laughs]
Everyone: [laughs]
――: Have talks virtually making a new Burn down Pro game been under discussion for a long time now?
Matsumoto: We've been talking about it forever. I've submitted proposals for Fire Pro nigh five times since I joined Spike Chunsoft eight or nine years agone. During those times, Kobayashi helped me with the financial side of things similar figuring out how much information technology would cost to make.
Kobayashi: Ever since we finished Fire Pro Returns (2005, referred to as "Returns" hereafter), discussions virtually making a new game would come up and fall off practically every year. It'southward been a long road.
Matsumoto: Yeah, information technology has. Burn down Pro proposals would come upward every year effectually leap, then it became known every bit a seasonal tradition within the company. [laughs]
――: Were you given a reason when the proposals didn't become through?
Matsumoto: They didn't requite any specifics, but I believe it was simply a thing of whether or not it would be profitable enough. Nosotros are a business subsequently all, so even though the management side besides loves Fire Pro, it may have been difficult for them to give the green light.
――: But after nine years, the project got canonical on the 5th endeavor. What practice yous think was the deciding factor for receiving the go-ahead?
Matsumoto: The growing size of the Steam market was definitely a major factor. The market became big enough for the company to meet its potential, which made united states more willing to requite it a attempt.
――: So instead of the PlayStation®4, it was originally planned to release only for Steam?
Matsumoto: That'due south correct. Only I told them, "No no, there are fans in the console market place waiting for Fire Pro too!" Then they shot back, "Can we exercise information technology?!" [laughs]
Everyone: [laughs]
――: Was everyone happy when the project got approved?
Matsumoto: Absolutely! But above all, I was surprised by the company's bold spirit when they gave the approval. I was moved, really. The Steam marketplace may be growing, but no one knows what will happen or if Japanese players will even get on board. I have to say, it takes real courage to give the green lite in these circumstances as Mr. Sakurai (*ane) did. I respect that.
*i: Mitsutoshi Sakurai, CEO of Spike Chunsoft
Kobayashi: I was actually still a bit skeptical when I first heard the project was approved. [laughs]
Matsumoto: They've been tricking us, claiming, "We'll do it, we'll practice it," for about nine years, after all.
Anybody: [laughs]
Kobayashi: But one time we realized that nosotros were really going through with it, in that location were cheers of joy in the office. Everyone was shouting, "Can we do it?!" [laughs]

Tamura's Participation Was an Unexpected Miracle

――: The beginning Burn Pro in 12 years is a pretty large deal, merely the fact that so many of the previous Fire Pro team members came together again is incredible too.
Matsumoto: It'south quite a miracle. When we first started planning out the project, Tamura was working on something completely different.
Tamura: That's correct. When Matsumoto and Kobayashi first talked to me about it, I had to turn down considering I was too decorated with other piece of work. Later on a few months had passed, I idea the projection might take been shot down again... [laughs]
Matsumoto: But this time, it was different. [laughs]
Tamura: Afterwards a while, they approached me again and asked me to help because the projection seemed like it would actually have off. It just so happened that the contract for my other chore was catastrophe effectually that time. So if the project started when they first brought information technology upwardly, I actually wouldn't have been able to participate.
Kobayashi: The timing was perfect.
Tamura: Being the tenth Fire Pro championship, this volition be a commemorative game for me on a personal level also. For 12 years, I was disappointed that it was catastrophe on the ninth championship, so I'm thrilled to exist involved non just to help, only equally part of the main team. Although I did have to cancel my holiday plans. [laughs]
Anybody: [laughs]
Matsumoto: It was skillful timing for us to bring this upwardly during his contract renewal menstruation. Come across, a normal person would have just renewed their contract, simply he was foolish plenty to say, "Fire Pro? I'll do information technology!" And I mean that as a compliment. [laughs] I was impressed.
Tamura: The other party was asking me to renew my contract, so I had to apologize profusely. [laughs] Simply they knew I had worked on Burn down Pro, so they understood and gave me their blessing.
――: And then it was an amicable transfer, as they say in pro wrestling.
Tamura: Exactly! Although cases like this are rare.
Matsumoto: That's all the more than reason for us to keep it going. We can't let it terminate with one. In that location's still much to be done, and nosotros're hoping you can help.
Tamura: I'll practice my all-time. [laughs]
――: It's heady to meet people band together because of their passion for Burn Pro. Similar it'due south destiny or something.
Matsumoto: It really is. This time, it feels like nosotros were meant to make this game. With Fire Pro Wrestling G (1999), Tamura was the main planner and I was working under him, and so he's like a mentor to me. Our positions are dissimilar this time, but Tamura is at the core of the project again, so I experience like he tin can simply work his magic if I enquire him for help with anything.
Tamura: I don't know about that. [laughs]
――: Were you worried about non being able to put a team together even if the projection was approved?
Matsumoto: At offset, nosotros were all fired up almost whether or not we'd even exist able to make a new title. But in one case nosotros got approval, it striking me and I idea, "Oh crap, volition we even accept a squad?" [laughs]
Everyone: [laughs]
Matsumoto: But people did join in the end, so I'm glad information technology worked out.

The Difficulties and Effects of Development

――: The hardware is a lot dissimilar now since in that location'southward been a 12-year gap in development. For the consumer, it skipped a generation from PlayStation 2 to PlayStation 4. So I imagine you faced many issues since starting development, right?
Tamura: The graphical side of things was a large hurdle, as you might expect. Since the conception stage of evolution, we've known that we wanted to preserve and express that familiar Burn Pro expect from previous games. But our resources from Returns were unusable considering of problems with resolution size.
Matsumoto: If we used them as is, they would have looked like nothing more than modest, weird-looking lines. [laughs]
Tamura: Dorsum then, whenever there was a alter in resolution size, nosotros would simply make the sprites four times bigger and clean them up a bit. But these days, the resolution size is on a different level from when we were using sprite art, and then we couldn't really draw things by hand anymore. The methods we've been using are no longer viable. And then nosotros idea of enlarging the fine art and putting a filter over information technology, but that doesn't come out quite correct either.
Matsumoto: Merely enlarging the fine art would brand jagged parts stand out besides much, and using a filter to hide those parts would make them look besides blurry.
Tamura: Fifty-fifty when using a plan to adapt the filter, nosotros would run into issues similar weird lines actualization unexpectedly. So nosotros do have some room for improvement when it comes to working on the presentation.
――: But at this bespeak, the quality is already shaping up to make me think, "At present this is Fire Pro." It's back after 12 long years, and it's only oozing with that Fire Pro feel. I'm certain you lot've been getting a lot of feedback from players.
Matsumoto: Oh yes, a lot.
Kobayashi: Yes, nosotros've been getting great responses from all over the world.
Tamura: Information technology made us truly happy to see that.
Matsumoto: We've also been getting questions basically every day from overseas fans. But I don't sympathise English, so Google Interpret has been working at full capacity.
Everyone: [laughs]
Matsumoto: Merely when I employ Google Translate, the Japanese gets messed up and I don't understand what they're trying to say. And then I communicate with them by asking Dave (*ii) to translate, then tell him what I desire to say in Japanese for him to translate back to English.
*ii: David Kracker, Community Manager of Spike Chunsoft

Lasting Impressions from Player Feedback

――: Out of all the comments you've received since announcing Fire Pro Earth, are there whatever that left an impression on y'all?
Kobayashi: Then many people have told us, "I've been waiting for this."
Tamura: There were too many comments from people that played Fire Pro a long time ago, and they're glad to run across it come up back, which made me very happy. Information technology was a unlike time dorsum then, but I had the impression that we didn't get much feedback from our players when we made Returns.
Matsumoto: Social media wasn't a matter back then either.
Tamura: We could wait at specific bulletin boards or see what people wrote on their personal websites, but that was the extent of information technology. These days, you can run across all sorts of feedback while just casually browsing. It'southward amazing to meet just how many people accept something to say about Fire Pro.
Matsumoto: Right later on nosotros made the announcement, a lot of people said, "Thank you for bringing it back." Simply we're the ones that should be thanking them for waiting all this time. But then, after a little while, they started saying, "I desire this" and "I want that." And I only thought, "Here we go." [laughs]
Everyone: [laughs]
Kobayashi: For the previous Burn Pro games, the but place for players to interact with the community was 2chan. And rumors similar "that wrestler is going to get added" or "that move will be included" would starting time going around even if nosotros hadn't announced anything.
Tamura: This happens often on the Internet, but when someone posts something based on speculation, it would frequently get reposted as a fact. We were sweating nervously every bit nosotros watched those threads. [laughs]
Kobayashi: Later a game release, we would become complaints like, "You said that move would be in the game!" And nosotros would call back, "We never said that!" [laughs] This was a mutual issue earlier, but these days nosotros come across what fans are eagerly hoping for and take information technology equally encouragement.
Matsumoto: We're able to get feedback direct from the players, and we want to know what they want, regardless of whether or not nosotros can implement them.
Kobayashi: Sometimes, we would meet a annotate and think, "I thought they might ask for that."
――: Information technology would exist nice if you lot could tell them that it'south in the game, but just not appear yet.
Tamura: A lot of times I would think, "Yeah, I understand, just...!" or "I thought the same thing!" [laughs]

What's the Current Development Status?

――: I empathise that when developing games, master builds need to exist approved earlier the borderline. Back then, y'all couldn't just release an update post-release, then once a game was made, everything was concluding. And then I'm certain there were plenty of times where y'all would call back, "If merely we could do that." Fire Pro World will be your chance to throw in 12 years worth of ideas you wished you lot could have added since Returns.
Matsumoto: That's true. I really wish...we had another 10 million yen.
Everyone: [laughs]
Kobayashi: That would be nice. [laughs]
Matsumoto: At present there are things like crowdfunding too. If we had some other 10 one thousand thousand, we could add things like left-correct asymmetric designs. In any instance, there are many things we would like to practice, and then I promise it sells well.
――: And so before the game is actually released, early access (*3) [ed. note: only for Steam version] will exist available starting 7/10.
*3: A game that is available for purchase/download while under development.
Matsumoto: It'southward coming up presently. Is it going to be okay?
Kobayashi: You lot're asking us? [laughs]
Tamura: I guess so. [laughs] I can't say there aren't whatsoever issues to work out, just we're working as hard as we tin can.
――: This will be the incomplete version, so I promise the players can enjoy it for what it is and requite feedback based on their experiences.
Matsumoto: Yes, nosotros would definitely similar to hear from our players. We won't only simply hear what they have to say, but we're willing and prepared to implement their feedback. And then please, bring on your suggestions! When nosotros see an idea online and call up, "This sounds fun," we take notes and try to make it a reality.
――: So development has been moving along smoothly then?
Kobayashi: ...You could say that. [laughs]
Tamura: We'll do our all-time. [laughs]

Edit Way Improved!

――: The game is still in early access, only special rules like Deathmatch are playable, and the Edit Mode has been implemented likewise. It seems like y'all tin go a lot of play time out of information technology already.
Matsumoto: Yes, I think so besides.
Kobayashi: With this version, we've revised the things about Edit Mode that accept been unpopular with our players since Returns.
Tamura: You mentioned changing the resolution size earlier, but to add to that, I hear the palette arrangement no longer exists as a mechanism.
Matsumoto: One of the reasons for that is the Steam version isn't a console.
Tamura: There's no mechanism that lets you go, "This part is drawn with four colors, so I can change the color scheme or slope by adjusting the color of the four cells." This is actually a big deal. So this time, we used the colour picker to choose things like the hue and brightness of the gradient colors for each part.
Matsumoto: Merely with this method lone, we weren't able to add together multiple colors on one office.
Tamura: That's when we decided to split up each part into smaller pieces. Like, with the lightning commodities design for tights, the green lines and the color-filled parts are separate. So you lot can practice things like combine it with a flame design and make some funky patterns.
Matsumoto: Previously, we could make more advanced patterns; for example, by changing one of the colors of a black slope to scarlet or bluish. But this time, nosotros're able to create multiple smaller parts and layer them to course a pattern.
――: Sounds like there'due south a lot to play with in Edit Mode too.
Tamura: You can use up to nine layers to create a pattern, and each part tin can have up to ix layers besides.
Kobayashi: I think people who enjoy customizing things volition thoroughly relish the new Edit Mode.
Matsumoto: You tin can use ix layers for pants alone, and so y'all tin can make some pretty crazy things. [laughs]
――: Players may have a hard time starting a friction match with so much to do in Edit Way. [laughs]

Matsumoto's Have on Burn down Pro World'due south Points of Involvement

――: The latest Fire Pro will be bachelor for early on admission starting 7/x, just is in that location anything yous'd like the players to pay attention to in particular?
Matsumoto: That would be the Online Mode, one of the primary selling points of this release. You could only play with friends in the same room before, but now you tin play with complete strangers. It may not exist an MMA match, but I think it will be tense and exciting like a friction match confronting another organisation. We're looking forward to seeing how players will react to this play way being offered for the first time in the series.
――: Online matches are competitions confronting unknown enemies, after all.
Matsumoto: Exactly. You have to sort of read each other to determine if you'll be playing for showmanship in "pro wrestling manner" or go for the win in "cement mode" too. We did include an option to cull the playstyle between pro wrestling and cement, but everyone wants to win in the stop, correct? [laughs]
――: Yep, similar when your opponent of a sudden gets serious near countering your moves near the terminate of the match. [laughs]
Matsumoto: I'm interested to run across how many people will appreciate the art of selling a move and accept an attitude like, "I may have lost, but that was a great match!" And I myself am very good at Fire Pro, so in that location's a part of me that would similar to run into players that are better than me.
――: I'thousand certain there are a lot of players that are confident in their skills.
Matsumoto: At that place are probably people out there that are stronger than me, so I'd like to play against them with cement rules. The ability to play against people all over the globe is one of the great things most this title.

Tamura's Take on Fire Pro World's Points of Involvement

――: What are the points of involvement for you lot, Mr. Tamura?
Tamura: I'd like people to pay attention to the graphics. We did take some difficulties with the resolution size in regards to wrestlers, just nosotros've been able to work on the backgrounds without worrying nigh resolution size. We've been making them in 3D similar most other games, and so it looks far better than previous Burn down Pro games. That, and the ring entrances.
――: Ring entrances are one of the most iconic parts of pro wrestling.
Tamura: With the ring entrances for Returns, we only matched the wrestler'south movements to the movies as they played. Only this time, yous can see them enter the actual loonshit that will be used for the match. Not only is there a pathway leading to the ring, but there'due south an bodily entrance and stage where the wrestler will announced, with special effects like fireworks. The staff is working difficult to make information technology look expert, so I hope players will picket them at least in one case.
――: I'1000 sure we'll be seeing a lot of improvement for the entrance scenes too.
Tamura: I do hope everyone enjoys them. If possible, I would like to add many more fine details.
Matsumoto: You lot aren't going to mention the robes?
Tamura: Can we tin can talk about that? [laughs]
Matsumoto: Go alee!
――: I'd love to hear it.
Tamura: We weren't able to include it this fourth dimension due to cost restraints, but nosotros talked nigh calculation robe parts. If we were to make diverse patterns to be used in a friction match, information technology would be too difficult to implement for all of the possible movements. But if we were to add it for entrances only, nosotros could just brand it as a single piece for the whole torso, and so information technology might exist possible. We did accept these ideas planned out, but in that location were also many other things that we needed to prioritize.
――: If there are enough players supporting the game, maybe that could be added afterward on.
Matsumoto: We've been getting more and more than ideas all the fourth dimension. There'southward always i matter or another that nosotros need or desire to add.
Kobayashi: It's non in 3D, so things like armor would be hard to add. [laughs]
Matsumoto: But in my opinion, the difficulties that come up with information technology and the fact that it'southward not in 3D are all a part of Fire Pro. I'm not proverb this every bit an excuse, but if information technology's too "proper," it just wouldn't be the same. It'south a game from the gilded age of 2d, and then I call back that'due south an essential role that we can't just abandon. Nosotros should as well brand entrance scenes unskippable instead of but hoping people will watch them at least once. [pause] Wait, why did it get so quiet? Did I say something I shouldn't have? [laughs]
Everyone: [laughs]
Kobayashi: Merely really, we'll practice our best.
Matsumoto: As long as it sells, the heaven's the limit.

Kobayashi's Have on Fire Pro World's Points of Interest

――: At present, Mr. Kobayashi, please share your highlights on this championship.
Kobayashi: The game is releasing on Steam and PlayStation®4 this time. Information technology may not seem similar there are major differences from the previous Fire Pro games at start glance, merely the hardware is quite unlike from the last game, so programming it was completely different.
――: I was actually very surprised when I first heard that.
Kobayashi: We had to start everything from scratch again, then our programmers have been working very hard. You could say it's cheers to this that we were able to add new elements that haven't been in previous Burn down Pro games. ...Oh, is this supposed to be kept off the record?
Matsumoto: ...Oh, I'k sorry... I was in the centre of eating a sausage. What were you lot saying?
Anybody: [laughs]
Kobayashi: I was talking about the new movements that will be included in Fire Pro.
Matsumoto: Nosotros already announced new movements similar ring slides, rope escapes, and strike contests, so information technology'southward all right.
Kobayashi: There's as well that thing we're working on that caused the debacle during development.
Matsumoto: Ah, the blood effects. That was only mentioned briefly at the previous presentation.
Kobayashi: We were able to somewhat implement blood effects, simply in that location was so much blood that it turned into a scene of a massacre.
Everyone: [laughs]
――: Like Hiroshi Hase in his match against Smashing Muta. [laughs]
Kobayashi: Tamura also mentioned this earlier, but the arena was renewed also. Players can now bask brawls, and non just at the ringside or pathway to the ring, but at the stage as well.
――: Tin we fight in the audience seats too?
Kobayashi: Not even so, unfortunately.
Matsumoto: That'southward what I desire to add more than anything right now! We put in the endeavor to make the spectators out of wrestler parts, as well, so it would be cracking if nosotros could throw them around.
Kobayashi: I don't call back nosotros have the funds for that... [laughs]
Matsumoto: How much would information technology price to add together spectator-throwing once again?
Kobayashi: About x million yen, I remember.
Everyone: [laughs]
――: You don't see spectators getting thrown effectually ofttimes in pro wrestling either. [laughs]
Matsumoto: A long fourth dimension ago on "Pro Wrestling News," which was hosted by Akira Fukuzawa, they aired a scene where Stan Hansen hit an audience member with a lariat and made him do a backflip. [laughs]
Everyone: [laughs]
Matsumoto: Ever since I saw that, I thought, "I want that in Burn Pro!" I'k still actually hoping that can be added in the game.
Kobayashi: I'm not sure if nosotros'll be able do that, simply I would like to add together more things that can be done exterior of the band. Also, we really changed all of the music. It'due south actually cool.
Matsumoto: It'due south definitely awesome this fourth dimension effectually.
Kobayashi: There aren't besides many tracks, only the quality is so good that I'd similar to brand a CD and listen to it all the time. I can't wait for our fans to hear them.
Matsumoto: We should brand a soundtrack.
Kobayashi: The signature Burn Pro theme vocal sounds fifty-fifty libation now and the BGM for matches got modernized, so that'due south another thing that everyone can expect forward to.

A Message for the Players

――: Online content available for the start time, improved graphics, programming made from the footing up, and brand new BGM—there are and then many heady things coming upwards!
Matsumoto: Actually, I couldn't get through all of them if I tried. Not without getting more drinks in me, anyway. [laughs]
Tamura: In my position, I would get in trouble if I hope something careless and you lot concur me to it. [laughs]
――: [laughs] And finally, do you take a message for all the fans that are eagerly waiting for the new Fire Pro?
Tamura: This is the first Fire Pro in 12 years, and later being stuck on the 9th title of the series for so long, the tenth Burn down Pro is a major milestone for me on a personal level. To tell yous the truth, I feel like I'm happier than anyone else about this, and everyone on the development team has been very excited for its return. I hope all of our dearest fans tin share this excitement with us as they play the game and laissez passer it on to as many people as possible.
Kobayashi: It's been a very long 12 years. If the sales for this Fire Pro increase even a little, our dream plans like making the robe parts we talked almost before might beginning to seem more than realistic. And then we would beloved for our fans to purchase the game, play it, and send their feedback to Spike Chunsoft. Fire Pro's journey doesn't end here.
Matsumoto: I like that: "Burn down Pro's journey doesn't terminate here." We plan to continue working on this title forth with the fans that take been patiently waiting for 12 years, so we encourage the players to participate. Please, help u.s. make this new Burn Pro the best Burn Pro information technology can exist.
――: So you'd like the players to bring together the process instead of only waiting?
Matsumoto: Yeah, bring it on! Or equally we like to say, "Can we do it?!" [laughs]
――: That's a great way to wrap this upwards. [laughs] Thank you very much!

PARTS CRAFT TEMPLATES

The Parts Craft DLC allows y'all to export in-game data to edit using your preferred image editing software.
These templates are a guideline grid showing the layout and size of wrestler parts.
Nosotros recommend placing the guideline on the lesser layer when editing part texture data.
Please refer to the following guide for exporting/uploading edit data:

1) Select a part from either [Load Preset] or [Load Wrestler].

2) To export the texture data,

PlayStation®4: Select [Upload Image to FPW Net].
Then download the texture data from the FPW Net website and save it to your estimator.
Steam®: Select [Export Image File].
Past default, the export binder is:
C:/Program Files (x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Burn down Prowrestling Earth/Craft
*Use Tags to ascertain this item as a part texture.
*[Visibility] must be set up to [Hidden].

iii) Edit the texture information using prototype editing software.
*Practise not modify the file format/resolution.
*NOTE: Texture data shows the part from multiple angles.

4) To upload the edited texture,

PlayStation®4: Apply FPW Internet.

Steam®: Select [Edit Mode] > [Workshop] > [Publish Item] > [Part Texture].

*Subscribe to the published part texture.
*[Visibility] tin now be changed to [Public]

5) Restart Fire Pro Wrestling World to employ the subscribed office texture.

6) The part texture will be available in the appropriate Role menu from [Edit Mode] > [Edit Wrestler] > [Wrestler Appearance].
*Employ the function texture to a wrestler and starting time a match to check the texture in motility.
*If farther editing is required, repeat these steps.

7) We recommend you test the texture on a wrestler before setting it to Public.

Source: https://www.spike-chunsoft.com/FPWW/special.html