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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
American Tag-Team Wrestling	Zeppelin Games	1992	Incredibly realistic ring action featuring a line up of the World's best Tag Team Stars, makes American Tag Team Wrestling the ultimate Wrestling Simulation! Featuring: One or Two Player Options, Full USA Tag Team Wrestling Rules, Enjoyable Joystick Controlled Gameplay based on Skilful Use of Wrestler Energy (No Waggling!), Multi-Star Team Selection, ALL of the Official Wrestling Moves, Realistic Ring Action, World Champion Tournament Options, Multiple Rounds, Grudge Bouts, Referee Decisions, and lots, lots more!!*** [97]	Amiga
International Championship Wrestling	Hewson;Avatar Consulting (Digital Wizards)	1989		Amiga
MicroLeague Wrestling	Micro League (Up Front Software)	1989		Amiga
Top Wrestling	Genias (Holodream)	1992		Amiga
WWF European Rampage Tour	Ocean (Arc Developments)	1992		Amiga
WWF Wrestlemania	Ocean (Twilight)	1991	[22]* [52]* [37]	Amiga
All Japan Women's Pro Wrestling: Queen Legend	TEN (GW)	1998		PS
Champion Wrestler: Jikkyou Live	Taito	1996	Despite the name, this game has no relation to Taito's prior arcade game, Champion Wrestler. Jikkyou Live is a Fire ProWrestling-like 2D game featuring a number of parodies of real characters, such as Super Delfin, Jumbo Tsuruta, Hayabusa, and Masahiro Chono. [Jacquismo]	PS
ECW Anarchy Rulz	Acclaim (Acclaim Studios Salt Lake City)	2000	Acclaim is back with another installment of its ECW wrestling series. Based on a reworked WWF Attitude engine, Anarchy Rulz promises to be the smoothest wrestling game put out by Acclaim. There are over 60 of ECW's craziest wrestlers present including Tommy Dreamer and Justin Credible. The emphasis of Anarchy Rulz is on over-the-top violence with matches that include barbed-wire matches and inferno matches. In addition to creating your own wrestler you'll be able to create your own pay-per-view in which you put together the evening wrestling card and location. Joel Gertner and Joey Styles each do play-by-play so that you don't just feel like your playing a wrestling game; you feel like you're watching one. [R2D2-A]	PS
ECW Hardcore Revolution	Acclaim	2000	All of the barbed wire and blood from Extreme Championship Wrestling comes to the PlayStation with ECW: Hardcore Revolution. Choose from 40 wrestlers and square off in the ring with 20 different match types: Three Way Dance, Death Match, Tornado, Lumberjack, and Battle Royal to name just a few. Commentary from Joey Styles will make you think you are watching a live match. ECW: Hardcore Revolution lets you wrestle without the fear of injury.***It was only a matter of time before one of the most violent pro-wrestling leagues around got their own game, and here it is in the form of ECW Hardcore Revolution. Using a modified version of the WWF Attitude game engine, the people at Acclaim have delivered their most intense wrestling game. In Hardcore Revolution you can wrestle in a wide variety of matches using all of the top stars of ECW. Featuring a comprehensive create-a-wrestler option, ECW Hardcore Revolution lets you create a very close copy of yourself and your friends. Since it's endorsed by ECW, there is no shortage of blood and carnage. [R2D2-A]	PS
Fire ProWrestling G	Human	1999	"Fighting Road" draw, "Ili Mi Nation", "Deathmatch", "title" league exhibition game "" One Night Match ", including (Story Mode) the trajectory young man will reach the top wrestler from introductory dojo provides a number of a variety of play modes, etc. match. "Of course, two pair or two pairs, the battle can also play "Battle Royal" by up to four simultaneous play. In addition, the possible communication and exchange of the edit wrestler wrestler training data by station pocket. You can also play with Play Station reflect this data.***Unofficial English translation in progress: [[link:http://www.romhacking.net]] [cjlee001]	PS
Fire ProWrestling Iron Slam '96	Human	1996		PS
New Japan Pro Wrestling: Toukon Retsuden	Tomy	1995		PS
New Japan Pro Wrestling: Toukon Retsuden 2	Tomy	1996		PS
New Japan Pro Wrestling: Toukon Retsuden 3	Tomy	1998		PS
Power Move Pro Wrestling	Activision	1996	[32]*Get ready - there's a new league in town. The fictitious PPW is the setting for the most intense wrestling excitement videogaming has ever seen. Choose from 12 different brawlers as you try out more than 50 real-life wrestling maneuvers in this realistic slam-fest. Modes of play include: One- and Two-Player matches, 12-Man Gauntlet, Championship, and PPW League. The game features four different wrestling venues, four different ring designs, two cool camera angles, and a wide variety of options. The competition is fierce, so get pumped for the PPW!* [27]***Ever wonder what the first generation of wrestling games was like? Well, you found it. This must be one of the earliest wrestling games for the Playstation. There are no real wrestling personalities anywhere to be found. But the moves are all there. Leg drop, body slam, submission holds. If you've pinned everyone on the WWF circuit, played all the wrestling games you've gotten your hands on, try this one. You can't be a real video game wrestling expert until you've tried the first generation games.	PS
Pro Wrestling Sengoku-den 2: Kakutou Emaki	KSS	1998		PS
Pro Wrestling Sengoku-den: Hyper Tag Match	KSS	1997		PS
Shuukan Puroresu Kanshuu: Puroresu Sengoku-den	KSS	1997		PS
Simple 1500 Series Vol. 22: The Pro Wrestling	D3 Publisher (D3)	1999		PS
Simple 1500 Series Vol. 52: The Pro Wrestling 2	D3 (Yuke's)	2000		PS
The Simpsons Wrestling	Activision;Fox Interactive (Big Ape Productions)	2001	The Simpsons Wrestling is not only one of the ugliest games I have ever seen, but also it's a disaster in just about every other respect.	PS
Virtual Pro Wrestling	Asmik (Aki Corporation)	1996		PS
WCW Backstage Assault	Electronic Arts (Kodiak Interactive)	2000	WCW Backstage Assault focuses entirely on the "hardcore" backstage brawls that have become an institution in WCW, including no in-ring action at all. Every match takes place in a network of interconnected backstage areas. The game has more than 50 WCW wrestlers, including Goldberg, Vampiro, Ms. Hancock, Sting, and Jeff Jarret. The game also includes a create-a-wrestler mode with tons of options and varying features. You can select your wrestler's physical look as well as move set.	PS
WCW Mayhem	Electronic Arts (Kodiak Interactive)	1999	Out of hand. Out of the ring. Wrestle the biggest stars in sports entertainment in and out of the squared circle. Choose one of 60 WCW celebrity wrestlers (or create your own) and battle your way through the ranks to the Championship Belt. Fight in all WCW TV events including 12 PPV super-events. No rules apply as you break through secret areas and continue brawling backstage into locker room and garage areas. Feel the intensity with true to form entrances complete with pyrotechnics, theme music, crowd chants, wrestler taunts and play-by-play color commentary.	PS
WCW Nitro	THQ (Inland Productions)	1997	Step into the ring as one of your favorite WCW or NWO superstars. Choose from characters such as Hollywood Hogan, Ric Flair, Sting, Lex Luger, The Giant, and "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Each wrestler has dozens of devastating power moves, including each with their unique special moves! Choose from Tag Team action or Tournament and Exposition modes! [R2D2-A]	PS
WCW vs. The World	THQ (Xing Entertainment)	1997	Grapple with the world's toughest WCW wrestlers in this 3-D, all out action packed wrestling game. Choose from 15 of your favorite WCW superstars and 60 wrestlers from 6 different organizations. Stars include Sting, Rick Steiner, Ultimo Dragon, Hulk Hogan, Lex Luger, and more! Each wrestler has over 30 different moves wrestling in over 10 3-D arenas. [R2D2-A]	PS
WCW/nWo Thunder	THQ (Inland Productions)	1998	Take control of some of the world's greatest wrestlers and feel the THUNDER! There are over 60 WCW and NWO superstars to choose from, including Goldberg, Hollywood Hogan, Kevin Nash, The Giant, Bret Hart, and more! There are lots of great features to this game, including full screen entrances with theme music, a 4 wrestler Battle Royal mode, Steel cage matches, and plenty of weapons to use against your opponents. And with signature moves, taunts, and finishes, this game is sure to get all you wrestling fans charged up! [R2D2-A]	PS
WWF Attitude	Acclaim (Iguana Entertainment)	1999	WWF Attitude is the smash follow up to WWF War Zone; the #1 Sports title for 1998! Over 40 of your favorite WWF Superstars like The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker, D-Generation X, Mankind, Kane, Val Venis, Ken Shamrock, Al Snow, Sable and many more are featured on this game! First ever Create Your Own Pay Per View Mode: Select 8 wrestler matches, Title Belts on the line, Specialty Matches and Authentic WWF Special Events, over 20 Game modes including all new Specialty Matches: LumberJack, Survivor Series, Triple Threat and King of the Ring, all new options include: First Blood, I Quit, 2 out of 3 falls, Iron Man, Tornado, Hard Core, Last Man Standing, Steel Cage and Weapons. Wrestle a full WWF season in all new Career mode: House shows to TV tapings like Monday Night Raw to the ultimate Pay Per View Event: Wrestlemania! With the All-New Create-a-Wrestler Options you can customize your wrestler's move sets by selecting moves from your favorite superstars. You can create your own costume including custom text on T-Shirts, trunks and jackets. Comes with All-New facial characteristics and custom theme songs. Action features include photo realistic polygonal wrestlers with real-life faces and 3-D environments, all-new motion captured maneuvers by the premiere talent in the WWF, over 400 moves including signature moves for each wrestler, trademark finishing moves and taunts unique to each wrestler, 2 man commentary featuring Shane McMahon and Jerry "The King" Lawler, training mode: practice maneuvers before you take on your opponent, surprise your opponents with all-new weapons (and some old favorites) including Vince McMahon's bedpan, baseball bat, shovel, TV monitor and more, and special cheats and codes.***Take part in the spectacle and brutality of professional wrestling in WWF Attitude. You'll be able to lead one of over 40 of the WWF's top wrestlers to the championship belt. Featuring both a deep create-a-wrestler mode, as well as a create-a-pay-per-view mode you'll be playing Attitude for hours. Each wrestler has dozens of moves that you can pull off, including each of the wrestlers own signature moves. [R2D2-A]	PS
WWF In Your House	Acclaim (Sculptured Software)	1996		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 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 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 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
Zen Nihon Puroresu: Ouja no Kon	Spike (Human)	1999		PS
All Japan ProWrestling featuring Virtua	Sega (Scarab)	1997		Saturn
Fire Pro Gaiden: Blazing Tornado	Human	1995		Saturn
Fire ProWrestling S: 6Men Scramble	Human	1996		Saturn
WWF In Your House	Acclaim (Sculptured Software)	1996	Get into the ring with 10 of the biggest WWF stars like British Bulldog, Goldust, Bret Hart, Undertaker, and Ultimate Warrior. After you select a wrestler, take on the challenges of the WWF Season, Intercontinental Championship, and WWF Championship modes. If you find yourself losing a match you can unleash special moves to quickly even the score. The only way to become the King of the Ring is to play WWF IN YOUR HOUSE.	Saturn
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
M.U.S.C.L.E.	Bandai (Tose)	1985	1 player or 2 players simultaneous competitive. Despite having on tag team more, a cooperative play mode is not available. [Zerothis]*I give this anime-licensed title my respect for being one of the earliest tag team wrestling games. You choose two from eight available players, which are all rather weird looking, although the graphical representation of the characters leaves much to be desired. Also the rest of the graphics are rather plain looking, which in itself is not the most important thing, because it is an early NES/Famicom game after all. More important is the playability, which is a quite bad. The move-repertoire is limited to only a few basic moves. Sometimes a power pill is thrown into the ring and the character who catches it first is enabled to use a super attack move for a few seconds. I found this element too decisive to win a fight.*Widely-ridiculed wrestling game based on the popular Kinnikuman series (known as M.U.S.C.L.E. in the U.S.). [Jacquismo]	NES
Pro Wrestling	Nintendo (Human;TRY Company)	1987	[17]* [4]* [49]* [22]* [52]* [47]First released for the Famicom Disk System in Japan, Nintendo brought this wrestling game to the western world in 1987 on cartridge. The game didn't change in the process. Well, I don't like old wrestling games very much, but I must say that Nintendo's Pro Wrestling is a better representative of its kind. It was the third wrestling game for Nintendo's 8-bit console so far (after the weak [game=#7971]M.U.S.C.L.E.[/game] and [game=#8294]Tag Team Pro Wrestling[/game]). You can choose between several, different enough fighters, the controls are ok as are the graphics for its time.1 player or 2 players simultaneous competitive. I'm not sure how this entry was marked with UPC:0-45496-63029-6; an invalid code. The valid UPC is 0-45496-63029-6; and is seen on boxes from the USA and Spain. [Zerothis]*This game is a true classic! When people think of wrestling on the NES, this is usually what they think of. The wrestlers are colorful and interesting (watch out for the Amazon's head bite!). It's fun to play with a friend, too! Never forget: A winner is you. [Jacquismo]	NES
Tag Team Pro Wrestling	Namco;Data East (SAS Sakata)	1986	You are challenged to match the awesome skills of your opponents...to gain the Title in the World Super Championships of TAG TEAM WRESTLING Teamwork and stamina are the keys, as you and your partner battle your way through the Title Matches on your quest for the Belt. Attack your opponents with Body Slams, Drop Kicks, Backbreakers, Flying Head Butts, or even throwing them out of the ring! To win, its a pin for a count of three. Nothing can match the super excitement as the crowd cheers over this mania on the mat. Prepare yourself for Tag Team Wrestling! DATA EAST BRINGS YOU ARCADE REALISM AT HOME!*One of the many early "not so good" wrestling games. The controls are strange. When you grapple with your opponent and you get the initiative you have to select one from a few different moves by scrolling through a list of moves with the second button. I found it to be too much based on luck whether you or your opponent gets the opportunity for an attack. The next huge issue is the fact that you fight against the same team again and again until you lose. There is no variety at all.*A loose translation of the original arcade game. The gameplay seems to have improved (grappling is now much more controllable), but the set of selectable attacks has been altered and the graphics are understandably more primitive. Strangely enough, the hero team in this version looks suspiciously like New Japan Pro-Wrestling's Riki Choshu and Super Strong Machine. [Jacquismo]	NES
Tecmo World Wrestling	Tecmo	1989	It's your call from the opening bell to the final pin. Select your wrestler and take on any challenge. Every bodyslam, every cobra twist and piledriver brings you closer to victory. Will you be the one receiving the Tecmo World Wrestling Championship Belt?* [64]* [37]* [27]1 player or 2 players simultaneous competitive. [Zerothis]**Tecmo World Wrestling is a pretty innovative wrestling game. You have your choice of a number of characters, all of whom are patterned after real-life wrestlers. However, it's the extra bells and whistles that make this one special. Wrestlers can train before matches to build up their power through push-ups, sit-ups, and squats. During the match, a commentator at the bottom of the screen will call the action. Should you hit your opponent with one of your specialty moves, the game will play a short cinema to show off its devastating power. Tecmo World Wrestling is probably worth a try if only to see these features in action. [Jacquismo]	NES
WCW World Championship Wrestling	FCI;Pony Canyon (Nichibutsu)	1989	Challenge the world's greatest wrestlers in the grappling action game that puts you in the toughest competition of all! Choose which wrestler you want to be or make up your own tag team from top NWA stars including: "Nature Boy" Ric Flair, Sting, "Total Package" Lex Luger, Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat, Road Warriors "Hawk" and "Animal," and "Dogface Gremlin" Rick Steiner. Become your favorite wrestlers as you battle it out in the ring!***The first-ever WCW game, which is an altered version of the Japanese game Superstar ProWrestling and is argued to be one of the best wrestling games for the NES. Play as any of your favorites from the early days of WCW, including Ric Flair, Sting, and the Road Warriors. World Championship Wrestling is first game released in the U.S. to implement a 'finishing move' that can only be used when your opponent is weakened (although the concept of a 'specialty' move had been around since at least Pro Wrestling on the NES). However, the computer is notoriously difficult to play against, even on the first opponent. The graphics aren't much to speak of, either. [Jacquismo]	NES
WWF King of the Ring	LJN (Eastridge Technology)	1993		NES
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 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: 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
All Japan ProWrestling 2: 3-4 Budokan	NCS Masaya	1995		SNES

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