Syusse Oozumou (Japan)

Technos Japan • 1984

Syusse Oozumou (Japan) — Title screen
Title screen
Syusse Oozumou (Japan) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Step into the ring for Syusse Oozumou, a two-player sumo wrestling game released in Japan by Technos in 1984. Players control wrestlers, maneuvering them using an eight-way joystick to strategically push and grapple their opponent out of the dohyō, or wrestling ring. Success is achieved through careful positioning and timing as you attempt to unbalance your adversary and force them from the designated area. The game presents a straightforward challenge that demands quick reflexes and tactical thinking. Each match pits two wrestlers against each other in a contest of strength and skill. Mastering the nuances of sumo techniques – shoves, pulls, and strategic footwork – is key to victory. Originally exclusive to Japan, Syusse Oozumou later saw release on Sony PlayStation 4 systems as part of the Arcade Archives series, introducing this unique sporting challenge to a wider audience decades after its initial debut.

Details

Manufacturer
Technos Japan
Year
1984
Players
2
Genre
Sports / Sumo
Display
raster, rotated 270°
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
ssozumo

Machine data derived from the MAME project.