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Giant sumo wrestlers slam each other across the screen, slipping on ice or getting heckled by the crowd—it’s ridiculous, messy, and over way too fast. Every match feels like a cartoon brawl where someone’s about to faceplant out of the ring.

Developer: Bottom Up
Genre: Sports
Released: 1993
File size: 563.26 KB
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Game Overview

Oozumou Tamashii is one of those SNES games that makes you go, "Wait, why didn’t more people talk about this?" It’s sumo wrestling, sure, but cranked up to 11—think wrestlers the size of small buildings, slap attacks that send opponents flying, and stomps that shake the screen like an earthquake. The first time I played, I accidentally backed into a slippery corner and faceplanted out of the ring in seconds. Glorious.

The roster’s full of weirdos—some look like they wandered in from a Saturday morning cartoon, others like mythical beasts—and each one has their own ridiculous way of throwing weight around. Matches get chaotic fast, especially when the crowd starts heckling or the floor turns into an ice rink. It’s not just shoving; you’ve got to read the room, bait mistakes, and sometimes just drop an elbow from the top rope because why not? Pure, dumb fun with that classic SNES energy.

If you’ve ever wanted to see sumo with the subtlety of a kaiju fight, this is your game.

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