Hulkamania Wrestling (2009) was a mobile game released during the Java phone era, capitalizing on Hulk Hogan’s enduring popularity. It featured a simplified roster centered on Hogan and fictional opponents, with basic grappling and striking mechanics suited to small mobile keypads.

The game focused on short, arcade-style matches where players executed body slams, leg drops, and pins. While shallow in gameplay, it leaned heavily on Hogan’s branding, using his likeness and catchphrases. Today, it’s remembered more as a novelty than a serious wrestling title, reflecting the experimental phase of mobile gaming before the rise of smartphones.