Shin Nihon Pro Wrestling: Battlefield in Tokyo Dome (1994) built on NJPW’s earlier Super Famicom entries, focusing on a licensed roster of New Japan stars like Inoki, Hashimoto, and Chono. Tied to a major Tokyo Dome event, it emphasized authenticity in presentation—accurate attire, move sets, and branding.

Gameplay followed timing-based grappling mechanics, blending strikes, throws, and submissions with the pacing of real matches. Presentation improved over the 1993 entry with crisper animations and better arenas. Commentary-style text boxes and match intros added to immersion, while tag matches highlighted NJPW’s famous stable rivalries.

Though overshadowed by Fire Pro internationally, it remains a key step in NJPW’s gaming legacy, showing a commitment to delivering authenticity and promotion-specific storytelling on home consoles.