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Game Overview

Super Oozumou - Nessen Daiichiban is one of those SNES games that makes you wonder why more people aren’t talking about it. It’s sumo wrestling, sure, but not like anything you’d see on TV—more like if someone took the sport, dunked it in cartoon chaos, and cranked the physics up to ridiculous. The wrestlers wobble like gelatin, the moves are gloriously exaggerated, and half the time, matches devolve into pure slapstick. You’ll shove, flop, and occasionally just flail until someone stumbles out of the ring.

The art style nails that early '90s SNES vibe—bright, chunky sprites with personalities that pop. My first match had me laughing at how absurdly the losing wrestler went flying off-screen. It’s the kind of game where you’ll immediately want to grab a friend for multiplayer, but even solo, there’s something weirdly satisfying about mastering the janky shoves and last-second comebacks. Definitely a cult favorite for anyone who misses when games didn’t take themselves too seriously.