Play Shin Nihon Pro Wresling Kounin - '95 Tokyo Dome Battle 7 (Japan) Online

Game Overview

Man, Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling '95 on SNES hits different. It’s got that grainy, slightly pixelated charm where every lariat looks like it could actually knock someone out. The roster’s stacked with Japanese legends—you’ll recognize a few faces if you’ve ever fallen down a '90s puroresu rabbit hole. The controls are simple (A for weak strikes, B for strong ones, shoulder buttons for grapples), but good luck trying to cheese your way through a match—the AI actually fights back.

First thing you’ll notice? The crowd noise. It’s this muffled roar that somehow makes a random Tuesday night match feel like you’re headlining the Tokyo Dome. And the moves? They’ve got weight to them—none of that floaty arcade stuff. Miss a top-rope splash and you’ll eat a boot to the face on the way down. It’s janky in the best way possible, like most wrestling games from this era. If you dig old-school SNES brawlers or just want to suplex someone into next week, this one’s weirdly satisfying.