WCW SuperBrawl Wrestling (1994) brought World Championship Wrestling to the Super Nintendo with an isometric perspective and a roster featuring stars like Ric Flair, Sting, and Vader. The angled ring gave matches a unique look, though control responsiveness divided players. Grappling and striking were straightforward, with each wrestler featuring at least one signature move.

Presentation leaned on WCW branding, with logos, arenas, and wrestler portraits adding to authenticity. Match types were limited, but multiplayer offered competitive fun. The pace was slower than WWF counterparts, and criticism centered on stiff animation and sluggish inputs.

Despite its flaws, SuperBrawl Wrestling remains significant as one of WCW’s earliest attempts at console gaming. For fans of the promotion, it was a rare chance to play as WCW talent during the pre-Monday Nitro era.