THE DEFINITIVE VERSION OF

SATURDAY NIGHT SLAM MASTERS [MUSCLE BOMBER]


direct


A fighting game disguised as a wrestling game, Saturday Night Slam Masters has unfortunately flown under the radar. It doesn't have super deep mechanics, but what it lacks it makes up for in design, atmosphere, and gameplay. Arcade and wrestling fans alike, this game deserves your attention.

RELEASES


ARCADE - 1993


direct

PROS: - Highest quality video
- Highest quality audio
- No missing frames
CONS: - Frustrating AI

FM TOWNS - 1994


direct

PROS: - Arcade quality sprites
CONS: - No background animation
- Missing deathmatch and battle royal modes
NOTES: - Arranged soundtrack unique to this version :!:

SEGA GENESIS - 1994


direct

PROS: - Deathmatch Mode :!:
- Able to play as Scorpion or Flapjack in single player mode :!:
CONS: - Missing Battle Royal mode :!:
- Referee has been removed
- Missing frames (But less than others)
- Audio is less accurate due to sound chip

SNES - 1994


direct

PROS: - Only port with 4 Player support
- Near arcade quality sprites and sound
CONS: - Missing frames
- Missing some voice clips
- Minor slowdown
NOTES: - Able to play as Scorpion and Jumbo via Game Genie

NOTABLE DIFFERENCES


DEATH MATCH MODE



The Genesis exclusive Death Match mode had exploding barbed wire ropes and mines outside the ring. Unfortunately it's two players only and no CPU.

DEFINITIVE VERSION™


CLICK HERE TO REVEAL THE DEFINITIVE VERSION

SUPPLEMENTAL



CITATIONS