Counter-Strike 2 vs Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Oudou Keishou

Counter-Strike 2 is the free-to-play successor to CS:GO, a tactical 5v5 shooter defined by precise gunplay, economy management, and deep competitive play built on the new Source 2 engine.

Virtual Pro Wrestling 2: Oudou Keishou is the sequel to Virtual Pro Wrestling 64, released exclusively in Japan in early 2000. It features the All Japan Pro Wrestling license and a massive roster of 98 wrestlers, with 23 unlockable and 16 customizable slots, pushing the total potential roster to 114. The game builds on AKI Corporation’s acclaimed wrestling mechanics, adding mask creation and an MMA‑style grappling system that set it apart from its successors.

• Pure skill-based gunplay
• Free to play
• Huge esports scene
• Timeless 5v5 formula

• Largest AKI wrestling roster ever
• Deep edit mode with mask creation
• MMA‑style grappling adds tactical depth
• Authentic All Japan Pro Wrestling licensing

• Steep learning curve
• Cheating in some ranks
• Toxic matchmaking at times

• Japan‑only release limits accessibility
• Original Nintendo 64 hardware not listed in modern platforms
• No online multiplayer support