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Pro Wrestling for the Sega Master System came out in 1986, developed and published by Sega. It was one of the early wrestling games on the platform, arriving at a time when home console sports titles were still figuring out how to translate the spectacle of the ring into something playable. It didn't have the flash of later arcade ports, but it was a solid attempt to capture the feel of the sport.

You control a single wrestler from a top-down perspective, moving around the ring to grapple with an opponent. The main goal is to pin your rival's shoulders to the mat for a three count or force a submission. Key mechanics include building momentum for special moves like piledrivers and suplexes, and a tag team mode where you can switch with a partner, though the AI can be unpredictable. The pacing is deliberate, with matches often becoming a slow grind of positioning and timing rather than a frantic brawl. It feels like a rough but earnest simulation of a Saturday afternoon wrestling match.