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Sumo

Sport theme

A grappling based martial art empathising the weight of the combatants.

31
games
19
platforms

Alternate name: 相撲

World Games (MSX)
World Games
MSX 1987
Yokozuna Monogatari (Super Nintendo)
Yokozuna Monogatari
SNES 1994
Tsuppori Sumo-Wrestling (PC Engine)
Tsuppori Sumo-Wrestling
PCE 1993
Aa Harimanada (Mega Drive)
Aa Harimanada
GEN 1993-09-03
Sumo Fighter (Game Boy)
Sumo Fighter
GB 1991-04-26
World Games (Nintendo Entertainment System)
World Games
NES 1989-03
World Games (Amiga OCS)
World Games
OCS 1987
Oriental Games (Amstrad CPC)
Oriental Games
CPC 1990
Oozumou Damashii (Super Nintendo)
Oozumou Damashii
SNES 1992
64 Oozumou (Nintendo 64)
64 Oozumou
N64 1997-11-28
Terao no Dosukoi Oozumou (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Terao no Dosukoi Oozumou
NES 1989-11-24
SD Battle Oozumou: Heisei Hero Basho (Nintendo Entertainment System)
SD Battle Oozumou: Heisei Hero Basho
NES 1990-04-20

Popular tags

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Parent groups

Martial arts, Grappling martial arts

Games by year

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The first Sumo video game was released in 1984.

Epyx, U.S. Gold and Bottom Up published most of these games.

Platforms

NES 5
SNES 4
Amstrad CPC 2
Linux 2
GB 2
ZX Spectrum 2
N64 2
Mega Drive 1
MS-DOS 1
Apple II E 1
GBA 1
MSX 1
PC Engine 1
Amiga 1
C64 1
Atari ST 1
Arcade 1
Game Gear 1
Apple IIGS 1

Most common companies

Epyx5
U.S. Gold2
Bottom Up2
Sega2
MicroStyle2
Tecmo2