>>12578894
Super Fire Pro Wrestling X Premium (Super Famicom)
There's an English patch.

>>12578894
aki engine

>>12579271
Erm .. sweaty, that's an engine, not a game

>>12578898
/thread

man drama

Never got the appeal of wrestling

>>12578894
Muscle Bomber/Saturday Night Slammasters.
The second one is more of a Capcom fighting game with a coat of wrassling but both are pretty solid games.

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>>12578894
Any hack that turns WWF No Mercy into an ECW game is the best wrestling game.

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>>12578894
The best ones are the ones that you and your friends all decide to participate in playing. Make your own leagues, create your own characters/stories, gather around for events, etc. They are just more fun as a communal event, not taken too seriously in purely winning, but just embracing the whimsical nature of playing around.

>>12580771
that's a lot of WRASLLING

>>12578894
>WWF Smackdown! 2: Know Your Role
>WWE Smackdown: Shut Your Mouth
>WWE Smackdown: Here Comes The Pain
>WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2006
>WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2007
>WWE '13
Absolutely nothing past this.

>>12580171
soap opera for men

>>12579801
It's an engine for a Church... NEXT!

>>12580171
>>12580780
They either kill eachother or become best friends, no in between

>>12580780
>soap opera for men
Which was a million times better than what wrestling is now, which is gymnastics routines for soibois.

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WWF Wrestlefest (arcade)

>>12580260
It's fun but feels a little shallow somehow. it's like a mashup of fighting, beat em up and wrestling games but just a shittier version of each.

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>>12581034
This should've gotten a SNES/Genesis port
>>12578894
ENTER

>>12580771
Fucking based

>>12581107
Its really odd they never got a port. Acclaim had excluive console rights for WWF and made shit games. They should have stuck a deal with tecmos.
>It went on to be the highest-grossing arcade conversion kit of 1992 in the United States
>In Japan, Game Machine listed WWF WrestleFest on their December 1, 1991 issue as being the third most-popular arcade at the time.
Massive arcade hit, it thrived alongside SF2 and MK during the fighting game revival.

>>12581134
Popularity of the game aside, the arcade board used a Motorola 68000 ffs! A Genesis port was a no-brainer. Acclaim could've struck a publishing deal with Technos or something.