WWF Superstars 2 (1992) brought tag-team action to the Game Boy with a streamlined approach tailored to handheld play. Roster favorites, compact move lists, and short match times made it ideal for quick sessions while commuting or between classes. Despite the hardware’s limitations, it retained the beats that mattered: hot tags, turnbuckle strikes, and pin scrambles that created “one more match” loops.

The monochrome visuals were clear and readable, with sprites big enough to convey personality without sacrificing responsiveness. Difficulty scaled briskly, pushing players to learn timing windows and manage space within the small ring. Sound effects and chiptune stingers delivered just enough WWF flavor to feel authentic on the go.

As a portable companion to the console scene, Superstars 2 succeeded by respecting constraints and focusing on pick-up-and-play fun. It’s a time-capsule reminder of when pocket wrestling meant simplicity done right.