Giant Gram: All Japan Pro Wrestling 2 (1999) built on Sega’s arcade wrestling series, bringing AJPW stars like Misawa, Kawada, and Hansen into 3D polygonal arenas. Developed for the Dreamcast, it was known for its fluid animations, flashy graphics, and emphasis on high-impact moves, capturing the strong-style identity of AJPW.

Gameplay blended arcade speed with simulation depth, rewarding timing and smart move selection. Signature finishers, taunts, and crowd reactions created an authentic spectacle, while the Dreamcast hardware allowed for larger, more detailed arenas. The game stood out for its dramatic presentation, including dynamic camera angles that highlighted big spots.

Giant Gram 2 is remembered as one of the most polished AJPW games, offering fans a visually impressive and mechanically satisfying take on puroresu in the late ’90s.