WWF Rage in the Cage (1993) was a Sega CD exclusive that leveraged the system’s storage for digitized wrestler photos, theme songs, and video-style presentation. With a roster of over 20 WWF superstars—including legends like Shawn Michaels, Yokozuna, and The Undertaker—it offered one of the largest playable lineups of its era.

Gameplay was rooted in simple grappling and striking, similar to 16-bit WWF counterparts, but the variety of modes (including cage matches) and the audiovisual enhancements set it apart. Full-motion video snippets, wrestler intros, and CD-quality music gave it a broadcast authenticity unavailable on cartridges.

Though criticized for sluggish gameplay, Rage in the Cage holds historical value for pushing presentation boundaries. It’s remembered as a showcase of the Sega CD’s multimedia capabilities and a milestone in bringing the larger-than-life WWF TV package into gaming form.