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Play TagTeam Wrestling Online

Pick a team, lock up with your opponent, and scramble through menus to land suplexes before they counter—it’s clunky but tense in that classic NES wrestling way. Special moves pop off when you face your rival, and the pixelated crowd goes wild.

Developer: Data East
Genre: Sports
Released: 1983
File size: 40 bytes
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Game Overview

TagTeam Wrestling on NES is this weird little gem where you pick one of two tag teams—either the Strong Bads (yep, that Strong Bad) or the Ricky Fighters—and duke it out in some seriously old-school wrestling action. The grappling system’s kinda odd at first: you lock up with an opponent, then frantically scroll through a menu to pick moves like suplexes or dropkicks before they counter you. It’s clunky, but weirdly tense once you get the hang of it.

Each wrestler has one special move they can only use against their rival, which adds a bit of drama to matches. The single-player mode’s just a straight-up tournament climb, no story or anything, but the pixelated crowd noises and over-the-top victory animations give it charm. Definitely feels like a product of its time—limited moves, janky sprites—but if you’re into retro wrestling or Homestar Runner’s brand of nonsense, it’s a fun curiosity.

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