An early Nintendo wrestling game for the NES with simple pixel-art ring matches, where you defeat opponents with grapples and throws and win by pinfall.
Brings what grabs you about Pro Wrestling: melee combat with weapons or fists, co-op or multiplayer and action-packed real-time combat.
Pro Wrestling
Melee combat
Multiplayer
Real-time action
A classic 1991 SNK fighting game following Terry Bogard's fight against crime lord Geese Howard. Its standout feature is the two-plane system that lets fighters shift between foreground and background lanes.
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