Overview
- Also Known As
- Tsuppari Oozumoo Wii Heya
- Number of Players
- 2
- Genre
- Release Date
WiiWare
28th Dec 2009, 1,000 points
18th Dec 2009, 1,000 points
14th Apr 2009
- Controller Support
- Feature Support
Reviews
Review Eat! Fat! FIGHT! (WiiWare)
Sumo-riffic!
It has been more than 20 years since Tecmo released the first sumo video game on the Famicom, so whilst this goofily named WiiWare update (we guess the original Japanese "Tsuppari Big Sumo Wii Stable" didn't have enough pizzazz) seems a bit overdue, it has most certainly been worth the wait. Your life as a sumo starts when you...
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Eat! Fat! FIGHT! News
Nintendo Download 28 December 2009 (North America)
Ten new games to celebrate the advent of 2010!
Nintendo have updated their weekly North American downloads for the last time in 2009, and the year is going out with a corker of an update! Not only is Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth out today but also PilotWings to boot for Virtual Console fans. This is in addition to eight other ones released...
Nintendo Download Blobs, Fighters, Sumo, Magic, Pets, Starships and One Last Notebook (EU)
Finally more than one game for Virtual Console again.
This week's releases aren't too surprising, with many games that have been out in North America for some time. One game, however, that might be noteworthy, can be found on DSiWare. For Virtual Console, there's A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia, the game that inspired a recent, rather good...
First Impressions Tsuppari Oozumou Wii Heya
Su-mo! Su-mo!
Back in 1987 Tecmo released Tsuppari Oozumou for the Famicom. This was the first (and one of the only) sumo wrestling games to come to home consoles and was basically a button masher at heart where the object, like real sumo, is to force your opponent out of the ring or put him on his back like a fat unruly turtle. A sequel followed...
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First Impressions Tsuppari Oozumou Wii Heya
Su-mo! Su-mo!
Back in 1987 Tecmo released Tsuppari Oozumou for the Famicom. This was the first (and one of the only) sumo wrestling games to come to home consoles and was basically a button masher at heart where the object, like real sumo, is to force your opponent out of the ring or put him on his back like a fat unruly turtle. A sequel followed...
About The Game
Forget about being healthy! Here's a game that celebrates eating, getting fat, and fighting!
Hold the Wii Remote horizontally, and tilt it left, right, up or down to perform all kinds of lifts and throws just like in real sumo. There are also hidden moves like suplexes and scrapbusters thrown in for fun. Use all the moves you learn in tournaments around the world to reach the peak of sumo and become a yokozuna!
In ONE PLAYER mode, play eating or sparring minigames to make your wrestler stronger and change how they look. You can also use your own Mii faces on your wrestlers!
In TWO PLAYER mode, take on another person using default wrestlers or the wrestlers that you have created.
Chow down! Bulk up! Fight on to become the strongest sumo wrestler ever in Eat! Fat! FIGHT!
Comments 8
Fight Club WiiWare movie tie-in??!!
I still can't believe this is getting localized.
An all the indie developers are a good thing?
How can this possibly come to North America! They might as well localize Cpt. Rainbow while they're at it.
Mii support!? Wrestling!? Sumos!?? Awesome Ill download this as fast as lightning strikes!
I never would have thought Tsuppari Oozumo would ever get released outside of Japan. It may have been given a silly name but hey, if that is what it takes to get it released...
the title is disturbing. i read about it on the nintendo website, and it said "forget about being healthy!". is it supposed to be encouragement towards obiesity? awful. >
y cant the woman get bigger?
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