Play Shin Nihon Pro Wresling - Chou Senshi in Tokyo Dome - Fantastic Story (Japan) Online

Game Overview

Man, Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling on SNES is pure 90s wrestling chaos—the kind where spandex-clad giants toss each other around like ragdolls. The moment you boot it up, you’re hit with that grainy Tokyo Dome crowd noise and these absurdly muscular sprites staring you down. I went straight for the story mode, which is basically a soap opera with body slams—corny dialogue, backstage ambushes, the works.

Gameplay’s simple but satisfying: mash buttons to clobber guys, then hoist them up for a ridiculous suplex or elbow drop. The wrestlers all move with this weird, weighty momentum that makes every clothesline feel like a truck hit. And yeah, it’s Japan-only, but the menus are easy enough to fumble through. Just don’t expect subtlety—this is the era where a "submission hold" meant strangling someone with their own tights.

If you’ve got a soft spot for janky old wrestling games, this one’s a blast. Just maybe don’t play it right before bed unless you want dreams about being powerbombed by a pixelated luchador.