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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Zennihon Pro Wrestling Dash: Sekai Saikyo Tag	NCS Masaya	1993		SNES
Zennihon Pro Wrestling 2: 3.4Budoukan	NCS Masaya	1995		SNES
Zennihon Pro Wrestling	NCS Masaya	1993		SNES
Zen Nippon Pro Wrestling featuring Virtua	Sega	1997		Arcade
Zen Nihon Puroresu: Ouja no Kon	Spike (Human)	1999		PS
Zen Nihon ProWrestling Jet	NCS	1994		GB
WWF: Rage in the Cage	Acclaim Entertainment (Sculptured Software)	1994		Mega-CD
WWF WrestleMania: The Arcade Game	Acclaim;Midway (Sculptured Software)	1995	Absolutely nothing to do with 'SUPER Wrestlemania' which is very odd. Uses horrible Mortal Kombat graphics and gameplay (at least the SNES version did!). Avoid at all costs if you value your love of wrestling. [Garrett]	Mega Drive
WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game	Acclaim (Sculptured Software)	1995	Sure, you've wrestled before. Maybe youve tried competing in the Royal Rumble. Maybe you've tried the Steel Cage Challenge. Maybe you've even tried wrestling Raw. So? None of that can possibly prepare you for the wildest, most incredible, action-packed wrestling game ever - WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game! You can be Shawn Michaels and stun your opponents with the spectacular actrobatics of the Frankensteiner, or be the Undertaker and bury your foe's chance of victory with the vicious Tombstone Slam! You can even be Yokozuna and crush your foes with 568 pounds of banzai splash! But wait! The action in WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game goes far beyond even these sensational maneuvers! As Razor Ramon, you can transform your arm into a razor swipe! As Doink, you can literally stun your oppenent with an electrified joy buzzer! WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game is all this - and much more! It's two-on-one and three-on-one bouts on the way to the Intercontinental or World Wrestling Federation titles! It's senses-shattering action that spills out of the ring! It's a host of secret moves and maneuvers that you'll learn only through experience in - and out of - the ring! It's the most amazing wrestling action on the mat or in the air you'll ever experience! It's WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game - and it's the most spectacularly sensational wrestling challenge the world has ever seen!	32X
WWF WrestleMania: The Arcade Game	Acclaim	1996	Step into the ring with eight of the biggest stars in the WWF including Brett "The Hitman" Hart and the Undertaker. Wear down the opposition with standard wrestling moves, and then climb the ropes for some high-flying action. If you are taking a beating, you can quickly turn things around by using one of the character-specific special moves. Try to stake your claim on the championship belt in WWF WRESTLEMANIA: The Arcade Game.* [29]* [27]* [19]* [20]	Saturn
WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game	Acclaim;Midway (Acclaim)	1995	Horrible, horrible, HORRIBLE! This has only 6 wrestlers and hideous Mortal Kombat graphics and play style. Yeuck. Acclaim should be ashamed. Not at ALL related to Super Wrestlemania, which reverts back to the traditional engine, thank goodness. [Garrett]***Wrestlers: 1. Doink 2. Undertaker 3. Shawn Michaels 4. Bret Hart 5. Razor Ramon 6. Lex Luger	SNES
WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game	Acclaim	1996		Windows
WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game	Acclaim	1995	PC conversion of the popular Wrestlemania (circa 1996) game released to the arcades in 1996. The game features 8 fully digitized characters (Yokozuna, Doink, etc. for those of you who want to remember) with their own moves, grapples, etc. and features single player arcade mode, tournament mode, and vs mode for 1 on 1 multiplayer.	PS
WWF Wrestlemania: Steel Cage Challenge	LJN (Sculptured Software)	1992	A semi-primitive wrestling game that is in some ways a step down from its predecessor, WWF Wrestlemania Challenge. There is quite a cast, with the regular favorites, as well as newer characters like The Undertaker, 'Rowdy' Roddy Piper, and Irwin R. Schyster. However, the number of characters seems unnecessary, as they differ only in appearance and theme music. As the title suggests, players can choose to wrestle inside a steel cage and attempt to escape rather than having to go for the pin. [Jacquismo]	NES
WWF Wrestlemania Steel Cage Challenge	LJN (Flying Edge)	1992	A primitive wrestling game with fairly nice animation. Features most of the usual faces, plus new characters like Shawn Michaels, Tatanka, and Papa Shango. [Jacquismo]	Master System
WWF WrestleMania Challenge	LJN;Hot-B (Rare)	1990	Get ready for the greatest in powerhouse action - both in and out of the ring. Go head-to-head with eight of the biggest WWF Superstars. Can you survive the Atomic Drop, Warrior Wallop, the Hulkster Splash, the Sleeperhold and the Rude Awakening? Fight back with some classic moves of your own - like Flying Turnbuckle Leaps, Headbutts, Elbow Smashes and more! Choose between: -Singles and tag team matches(even double-teaming!) -Incredible 3-on-3 Survivor Series mode. -1 and 2 player head-to-head and team-play action. You can even enter the ring as "yourself" and prove to the world that there`s only one true WWF Champion - you! -Can you survive the "WrestleMania Challenge?" -Double-teaming may lead to victory - or disqualification! -Choose from 8 WWF Superstars, or enter the ring as "yourself." -Unleash a flying atomic elbow - outside the ring!* [64]* [37]*82% for 2 players 68% for 1 player. [29]* [27]*[media=youtube]lTm67dQ8fAg[/media]*The second WWF wrestling game released for the NES. Nine characters are available, including The Ultimate Warrior, Hulk Hogan, and the "Macho King" Randy Savage. The music reproduces all of the wrestler themes quite well. Not only is there a single-player and tag team mode, but this is the first game I've seen with the ability to have a three-on-three tag match. The movement of your wrestler takes a little getting used to, and the controls aren't quite precise enough. If you need a WWF game for the NES, this one is at least better than the previous Wrestlemania. [Jacquismo]	NES
WWF Wrestlemania 2000	THQ (Natsume)	1999		GBC
WWF Wrestlemania 2000	THQ;Asmik (Asmik Ace Entertainment)	1999	WWF WrestleMania 2000 for the Nintendo 64 offers enthusiasts a comprehensive list of features and WWF Superstars including The Rock, The Undertaker, and Stone Cold Steve Austin. Intricate create-a-wrestler and edit modes will give players the chance to design new characters with specific appearances and mannerisms. Several game modes, including cage and weapons matches, are also featured including the biggest Pay-Per-View events in the world and all-new wrestler entrances complete with authentic clips and pyrotechnics.	N64
WWF Wrestlemania	Ocean	1991		C64
WWF Wrestlemania	Ocean	1991		Amstrad CPC
WWF Wrestlemania	Ocean (Twilight)	1991		Atari ST
WWF Wrestlemania	Ocean (Twilight)	1991	[22]* [52]* [37]	Amiga
WWF WrestleMania	Bally Midway	1995		Arcade
WWF Wrestlemania	Acclaim (Rare)	1989	You've always dreamed of being Hulk Hogan. Or Randy "Macho Man" Savage. Or one of the other WWF Superstars. And now here's your chance! Challenge your opponent to a rough and tumble match featuring dropkicks, headlocks, body slams and a whole arsenal of bone-crunching wrestling moves! Or create your own WWF Wrestlemania tournament and compete against your friends or the computer to crown the undisputed WWF Champion! From 1-6 can play! So put on your wrestling trunks, step into the ring and get ready to experience WWF Wrestlemania...from the inside!* [33]* [52]***The first real WWF game (excluding Micro League). Unfortunately, this game is more about brawling than wrestling. Punch and kick the opponent, then pin him for a three-count. Choose from seven different wrestlers, including Hulk Hogan, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and Andre the Giant. [Jacquismo]	NES
WWF WrestleFest	Technos	1991	The best wrestling game of all time.***A classic wrestling game featuring Jake "The Snake" Roberts, Sgt. Slaughter, Demolition, and more! Play in either the Royal Rumble (a battle royale) or a tag team mode to battle to the champions, the Legion of Doom! This is one of the first games to feature a match in a steel cage. WrestleFest is a huge improvement over its predecessor, WWF Superstars, especially graphically. [Jacquismo]	Arcade
WWF Wrestle Mania	Ocean	1991		ZX Spectrum
WWF Warzone	Acclaim (Probe;Crawfish Interactive)	1998		GB
WWF War Zone	Acclaim (Iguana Entertainment)	1998	This is wrestling the way it's supposed to be. Choose from 16 of your favorite superstars, including Triple H, Stone Cold, The Undertaker, Mankind, Shawn Michaels, and more. If none of those guys suits your fancy, you can even make your own: create your wrestler's name, appearance (down to the hair, outfit, and body type), special moves, personality, theme music, strength, speed, recovery, and charisma. The game's nine different modes include WWF Challenge, Versus, Weapons, Royal Rumble, Gauntlet, and four others. Now, put on your face paint and fight!* [32]* [31]*** [27]	N64
WWF War Zone	Acclaim	1998	Wrestling fans can see most of the WWF's biggest stars in this action packed game, including Steve Austin, the Undertaker, Kane, Mankind, the Rock, Ken Shamrock, Bret Hart, and Ahmed Johnson. Play one of several different modes: challenge mode lets your wrestler compete for the championship belt; weapons matches are falls-anywhere, no-rules kinds of matches, cage matches let you tangle inside the steel cage where the first one to climb out wins. tag-team mode lets you take the action to four-man matches, multiplayer modes include a free-for-all, cooperative cage matches, and tornado mode. [R2D2-A]	PS
WWF Superstars 2	LJN (Sculptured Software)	1992	A somewhat simple wrestling game featuring WWF stars like "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, and The Undertaker. Unfortunately, all differences in characters are purely cosmetic. However, the game compensates by adding a new steel cage match mode. Play single matches (either alone or as a tag team) or enter the race for the World Heavyweight Championship! [Jacquismo]	GB
WWF Superstars	LJN;Hot-B (Rare)	1991	The first wrestling game for the Game Boy! WWF Superstars features five wrestlers that compete in a series of one-on-one matches: Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, The Ultimate Warrior, Mr. Perfect, and Ted DiBiase. Prior to a bout, the characters will trash talk with each other (the speeches change depending on which characters are paired up), which is a neat feature. The wrestling itself is similar to Wrestlemania Challenge on the NES, although the characters only really differ by a single move (the third attack after two punches) and in appearance. The graphics are pretty darn good for an early game on the system, though. [Jacquismo]	GB
WWF Superstars	Technos;Titan Sports	1989	[22]***WWF Superstars is a great arcade tag-team wrestling game featuring greats like Hulk Hogan, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and the Ultimate Warrior. All previous WWF games pale in comparison. Punch, kick, body slam, and elbow drop your way to the championship match with the Mega-Bucks, "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase and Andre the Giant! [Jacquismo]	Arcade
WWF Super WrestleMania	Acclaim (LJN)	1992	Not at ALL related to Wrestlemania Arcade, which uses a horrible horrible Mortal Kombat-style engine and controls. [Garrett]	SNES
WWF Super Wrestlemania	Flying Edge;Acclaim (Sculptured Software)	1992	Not at all connected to the UN-'superified' Wrestlemania Arcade. Thank goodness. [Garrett]***Another WWF-licensed wrestling game, featuring the likes of The Ultimate Warrior, Ted DiBiase, and Papa Shango, among others. Each character has his own signature move that can be done at any time. Aside from the standard one-on-one fight, you can also set up tag matches or Survivor Series-style matches (i.e., teams of four). Unfortunately, in terms of gameplay, graphics, and sound, there's nothing 'super' about this one. [Jacquismo]	Mega Drive
WWF Steel Cage Challenge	Acclaim;Flying Edge	1993		Game Gear
WWF SmackDown! Just Bring It	THQ;Yuke's (Yuke's)	2001	The WWF makes its first appearance on the PS2 in grand style. Just Bring It, features all of the game elements that made the Smackdown series a classic on the original PlayStation, but with the graphical splendor that the PS2 is capable of. More than 60 different types of matches, over 30 real WWF Superstars and numerous match locations are all included in the game. Want to climb through the ropes yourself? Take advantage of the in-depth create-a-wrestler option and enhanced story mode. This is the pinnacle of wrestling games, and is worth a look by any fans of professional wrestling. [R2D2-A]	PS2
WWF SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role	THQ (Yuke's)	2000	Prepare for the most outrageous WWF experience ever created. Brawl in the ring, backstage, in the VIP room, the parking lot or the new WWF New York. Let your fury rage in the new Tornado Tag Team mode. If that's not enough, pull out the tables, ladders and chairs and really get nasty. The ultimate WWF spectacle: Hell in a Cell. Bury your opponents in the Casket Match. Create the ultimate Superstar and take on the Federation. Over 50 WWF Superstars to choose from.	PS
WWF SmackDown!	THQ (Yuke's)	2000	It's no secret that the hottest action in the WWF doesn't take place anywhere near the ring. Drama, heartache, backstage brawls, keeping your friends close and your enemies closer - this is all part of the WWF saga that you never saw in wrestling video games - 'till now! In addition to the usual exciting action in the ring, with 30 WWF Superstars and their authentic voices, taunts and signature moves, you'll be able to go through a whole season with all the back stabbing and betrayal that goes with it! Battle your opponent while the ref is cheating against you, or maybe you'll want to wear the stripes yourself to bring down a hated rival. Build your own unique wrestler and take him from weekend brawler to Smackdown champ! All the drama and excitement of the WWF are here, and it's all in your hands.***One of the biggest selling games on the PlayStation was the original WWF Smackdown, and now there's Smackdown 2: Know your Role. The same great gameplay is back, but now you'll get even more modes of play, like ladder matches and coffin matches. The create-a-wrestler option has been expanded, as well as the career mode. All the major WWF Superstars are in the game, including Stone Cold Steve Austin, Chris Jericho, and The Rock. [R2D2-A]	PS
WWF Royal Rumble	Acclaim;Flying Edge (Sculptured Software)	1993	Has different wrestlers than the SNES version.	Mega Drive
WWF Royal Rumble	THQ (Yukes)	2000	Yukes, the creators of Smackdown for the PSX, has produced one of the most addictive wrestling games ever with WWF Royal Rumble for the Dreamcast. The emphasis of this game is on intense action. Featuring 20 of the real WWF Superstars including The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and The Undertaker, you'll be sure to be able to play one of your favorite grapplers. You'll be able to take on up to four friends in the squared circle. With arcade action being the focus of the game, you're bound to want to play this one over and over.	Dreamcast
WWF Royal Rumble	Sega	2000		Arcade
WWF Royal Rumble	Acclaim;LJN	1993		SNES
WWF Road to Wrestlemania	THQ (Natsume)	2001		GBA
WWF Raw	Acclaim (Sculptured Software)	1995		32X
WWF RAW	Acclaim (Sculptured Software;Flying Edge)	1994	From the promos 'Now you can experience the thrill and wonder of the best that the World Wrestling Federation has to offer right in your living room! Set up your own dream matches, or get a friend and duke it out as your favorite wrestler! Body slam! Suplex! Pile driver! Can you stand the action? This is raw, baby - RAW!' That description alone makes it a must-have. And it is WELL worth it. THE BEST wrestling game ever on this system! [Garrett]	Mega Drive
WWF Raw	THQ (Anchor)	2002	Experience the thrills of the like never before in Raw Is War for the Xbox. From "The People's Elbow" to the "Stone Cold Stunner", Raw Is War features unsurpassed realism and highly-detailed graphics. Play as more than 35 WWF Superstars including The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker and Triple H as you fight to win the most illustrious title in sports-entertainment, the WWF Heavyweight Championship.*Experience the thrills of the WWF like never before in WWF Raw for the Xbox. From "The People's Elbow" to the "Stone Cold Stunner", WWF Raw Is War features unsurpassed realism and highly-detailed graphics. Play as more than 35 WWF Superstars including The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker and Triple H as you fight to win the most illustrious title in sports-entertainment, the WWF Heavyweight Championship. Still missing your favorite Superstar? Then create him or her using the in-depth "create-a-wrestler" option. Take the action outside the ring, and battle in more than 10 backstage areas as you break through doors and destroy objects.*Note that this game is completely unrelated to "Raw" titles on SNES, GB, Genesis, 32X, etc.	Xbox
WWF Raw	Acclaim (Realtime Associates)	1994		Game Gear
WWF Raw	LJN (Realtime Associates)	1994		GB
WWF Raw	LJN;Acclaim Entertainment (LJN)	1994	The best SNES wrestling game ever. As such the "sequel" to WWF Royal Rumble. Wrestlers: 1. Lex Luger 2. Yokozuna 3. Luna Vachon 4. Owen Hart 5. Doink 6. Bret Hart 7. B.B. Bigelow 8. Undertaker 9. Shawn Michaels 10. Razor Ramon 11. Diesel 12. 1-2-3 Kid	SNES
WWF No Mercy	THQ (Asmik Ace Entertainment)	2000	80 wrestlers, new weapons, ladder matches and the new guest referee gameplay option makes this one of the most exciting new games from THQ this year. Get ready to show no mercy if you can smell what the rock is cookin'!	N64

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