Fire Pro Wrestling S: 6Men Scramble (1996) was a Sega Saturn exclusive that pushed the franchise forward with six-man tag matches, reflecting the popularity of large-scale bouts in Japan. It marked one of the most ambitious entries yet, combining Fire Pro’s deep simulation with the chaos of multi-man tags and faction warfare.

The timing-based grapple system returned, but was tuned for Saturn hardware, with smoother animations and faster load times. The ability to run six wrestlers simultaneously was a technical feat, making matches feel like authentic NJPW or AJPW main events. Strategy became more complex: protecting partners, cutting the ring, and pacing tags mattered more than ever. Presentation included crisp arenas, detailed sprites, and a broadcast-like atmosphere.

6Men Scramble is often cited as one of the series’ most important milestones. It expanded the scope of Fire Pro matches while preserving the franchise’s signature depth, cementing it as a favorite for multiplayer sessions and hardcore simulation fans.