wrestling

Execute high-impact maneuvers like flying backbreakers, pile drivers, and skull crushers to dominate the ring. Players can pilot various combat styles, including masked luchadores and martial artists, in both single-player and four-player multiplayer matches. Use extreme tactics to secure wins, though you must avoid getting caught using illegal moves.

Customizing wrestler appearances and selecting from over 1,200 fighting techniques allows for highly personalized combat in modes like Deathmatch, Gruesome, and Battle Royal. Players can choose from more than 200 wrestlers or create their own, using a practice dojo to refine moves. Connecting up to four Game Boy Advances enables players to team up or trade wrestlers during multiplayer sessions.

Engage in wrestling matches through a combination of fighting and sports mechanics. This action-oriented title allows for competitive play between up to two players, focusing on ring-based combat and physical maneuvers characteristic of the genre.

Hulk Hogan, Andre 'The Giant,' and Bret 'Hitman' Hart lead a roster of grapplers through signature entrances, taunts, and moves. Players navigate a career mode to earn respect from promoters and fans while competing in tag-team tournaments and the $15,000 Body Slam Challenge to secure the heavyweight championship crown.

Wrestling combat drives the gameplay of Toukon Heat, where players engage in fighting matches. This action-oriented sports title focuses on ring-based combat mechanics, requiring players to master grappling and striking maneuvers to defeat opponents during competitive bouts.

Engage in wrestling matches through single-player and multiplayer modes to progress toward the WrestleMania event. Players execute fighting maneuvers and brawls to overcome opponents in this handheld sports title. The game supports up to 4 players, allowing for competitive matches against others on the Game Boy Advance.

WWE superstars utilize unique strength, speed, and submission attributes to battle for championship belts in a single-player career mode. Players can utilize a reversal system to shift match momentum and engage in multiplayer matches with up to four players. This mode includes eight different match types, such as cage matches and fatal four-way bouts.

Natsume's WWF Road to WrestleMania features up to 4-player matches, including cage and hardcore modes, where players can use weapons and environmental objects to defeat opponents, with a roster of WWF wrestlers and multiple arenas to compete in.