Saturday Night Slam Masters (World 930713)

Step into the squared circle in Saturday Night Slam Masters, a four-player wrestling game released by Capcom in 1993. Players choose from a roster of colorful characters and engage in chaotic tag-team matches. The gameplay focuses on grappling, striking, and signature moves as wrestlers battle to pin their opponents or force them out of the ring. Originally known as "Muscle Bomber - The Body Explosion" in Japan, this export version features renamed characters adapted for Western audiences. Biff Slamkovich becomes Aleksey Zalazof, and other familiar names are altered to suit a broader appeal. Saturday Night Slam Masters is part of a series that includes “Muscle Bomber Duo – Ultimate Team Battle” and “Ring of Destruction - Slammasters II.” The game runs on Capcom’s CP System hardware and was later ported to both the Nintendo SNES and Sega Genesis consoles. It offers a fast-paced, arcade wrestling experience designed for cooperative or competitive play with up to three other players.