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Fire Pro Wrestling 2 vs TNA Impact!: Cross the Line

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Fire Pro Wrestling 2
Fire Pro Wrestling 2Create, customize, and battle with over 200 wrestlers on the go
TNA Impact!: Cross the Line
TNA Impact!: Cross the LineStep into the ring with TNA legends on the handheld console
Overview
Description

Fire Pro Wrestling 2 delivers a deep wrestling experience with detailed action, a roster of more than 200 wrestlers, and robust creation tools. Players can customize every aspect of a wrestler's look and moves, then take the action to the ring in multiple match types. The game supports up to four Game Boy Advance connections for competitive play, team battles, or wrestler trading, and includes a practice dojo to hone standing, grab, running, and ground attacks. With over 1,200 fighting techniques and modes like Deathmatch, Gruesome, and Battle Royal, it offers endless replayability for wrestling enthusiasts.

TNA iMPACT!: Cross the Line brings the high‑octane world of Total Nonstop Action Wrestling to the Nintendo DS, featuring a brand‑new roster that includes icons like Hulk Hogan, Creed, Foley, and Curry Man. The game offers a variety of match types—from Six Sides of Steel to Ultimate X—and lets you battle across international arenas such as Orlando, Tokyo, and Las Vegas. A unique career mode lets you climb the ranks via Bound for Glory gauntlets or dominate Victory Road challenges, forging friendships and rivalries that shape each wrestler's story. With split‑screen multiplayer and touchscreen controls, the DS version delivers a fast‑paced, immersive wrestling experience for both solo and head‑to‑head play.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
Team Sports
Fighting Games
Best for
Wrestling enthusiasts and retro handheld gamers
Wrestling fans and handheld gamers
Specifications
Specifications
developer
Spike
Point of View, DoubleTap Games
publisher
BAM! Entertainment
SouthPeak Interactive
age rating
ESRB T
ESRB T
multiplayer
Single player, Multiplayer
Single player, Split screen
General
release date
2002-07-19
2010-06-25
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Extensive wrestler customization
  • Large move library with 1,200+ techniques
  • Supports up to four-player link play
  • Multiple match modes for varied gameplay
  • Rich career mode with branching story paths
  • Wide variety of match types and arenas
  • Inclusion of famous wrestling legends
  • Split‑screen multiplayer on a handheld
Cons
  • Limited to Game Boy Advance hardware
  • No online multiplayer functionality
  • Graphics are dated by modern standards
  • Limited roster compared to console counterparts
  • Graphics constrained by DS hardware
  • Controls can feel cramped on the small screen
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The Verdict

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Fire Pro Wrestling 2 offers deeper customization and a larger move set on the GBA, while TNA Impact! provides a richer story mode and split‑screen DS multiplayer.

Key differences

  • •Customization depth: Fire Pro lets you edit appearance and 1,200+ techniques; TNA has fixed roster with limited edit options.
  • •Story/career mode: TNA includes branching story paths and gauntlet challenges; Fire Pro lacks a narrative mode.
  • •Multiplayer format: Fire Pro supports up to four GBA link‑play; TNA offers split‑screen DS head‑to‑head only.
  • •Platform era: Fire Pro is a 2002 GBA title with dated graphics; TNA is a 2010 DS game with touchscreen controls.
  • •Roster size: Fire Pro boasts over 200 licensed/fictional wrestlers; TNA’s roster is limited to TNA stars plus a few legends.
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Gameplay & fun factor

Fire Pro’s 1,200+ techniques and extensive wrestler creation give more tactical variety than TNA’s fixed moveset.

Fire Pro Wrestling 2

Platform availability

TNA runs on Nintendo DS (newer handheld) while Fire Pro is limited to the older Game Boy Advance.

TNA Impact!: Cross the Line

Price & value

Both are one‑time paid titles; no price differences are specified.

Tie

Multiplayer / co‑op

Fire Pro supports up to four players via link cable, whereas TNA only offers split‑screen two‑player.

Fire Pro Wrestling 2

Content & replayability

TNA’s branching career mode and multiple arenas add narrative replay value beyond Fire Pro’s mode list.

TNA Impact!: Cross the Line

Difficulty & accessibility

TNA’s touchscreen gestures simplify grapples and reversals; Fire Pro’s deep move library may have a steeper learning curve.

TNA Impact!: Cross the Line

Graphics & performance

TNA benefits from newer DS hardware; Fire Pro’s graphics are dated by modern standards.

TNA Impact!: Cross the Line

Choose Fire Pro Wrestling 2 if…

Fans who prioritize deep wrestler customization, large move sets, and four‑player link battles on GBA.

Choose TNA Impact!: Cross the Line if…

Players who want a story‑driven career, split‑screen DS multiplayer, and newer handheld graphics.

Common questions

Which game has more wrestlers to choose from?

Fire Pro Wrestling 2 includes over 200 licensed and fictional wrestlers; TNA Impact! has a limited roster of TNA stars plus a few legends.

Can I play online with friends?

Neither game offers online multiplayer; Fire Pro uses GBA link cables for up to four players, TNA uses DS split‑screen for two.

Is there a story mode?

TNA Impact! features a career mode with branching story paths and gauntlet challenges; Fire Pro Wrestling 2 does not include a narrative career mode.