WWF WrestleFest is the sequel to the 1989 arcade game WWF SuperStars and is
based on the World Wrestling Federation allowing you to control famous
wrestlers from the late 80s like Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior and Earthquake.
Whereas SuperStars only let you compete in Tag-Team, WrestleFest allows you to
compete in the Battle Royal: Royal Rumble as well as Saturday Nights Main
Event: Tag Match.

Saturday Nights Main Event: Tag Match lets you choose two fighters from eight
fighters or team Demolition. All the fighters signatures moves are included as
well as punching, kicking and grappling. Each fighter has an energy bar which
depletes the more you are hit or thrown. If you can reach your partner on the
side of the ring you can swap at any time as well as use him in some moves. If
you are thrown from the ring then you have 10 seconds to return or it is fight
over. The main way to win though is to pin your opponent on his back for a
count of three by the referee. As you attempt this his partner will enter the
ring to stop this as well as yours entering to stop his partner. If you win
the fight then you must defeat four more teams to be able to face Legion of
Doom and become champions.

Battle Royal: Royal Rumble lets you choose one fighter from 10 and now you
must fight on your own in the ring against five randomly selected fighters. To
beat a man, once again you must pin him on his back for the count of three by
the referee. You can also throw them out of the ring hoping they don’t make it
back under 10 seconds. If a man loses then he leaves the ring leaving the
other fighters to keep fighting. The winner is the last man standing.

WWF WrestleFest is viewed from the side from above and part of the ring is
shown. You can play on your own or with three other friends.

WWE WrestleFest