They didn’t put it on Super Nintendo version because he had departed the WWF & went to WCW

When the Super Nintendo version was being made back in December of 1992 Hulk Hogan was not part of the WWF at that time he had left the company immediately after WrestleMania 8 in the spring of 1992. By the time Hulk Hogan came back in February of 1993 the Super Nintendo version they had already started making it. The Super Nintendo version came out in May of 1993. When Hulk Hogan made his return at WrestleMania 9 in April of 1993 it was then that they started making the Sega Genesis version of WWF Royal Rumble and it was not released until September of 1993. They started making the Super Nintendo version in December of 1992, Ric Flair left the WWF in January of 1993 a month later, that's why Ric Flair is on the Super Nintendo version and Hulk Hogan was not because he was not with the WWF company in December of 1992

He's racist, who cares

Well play WWF Rage in the Cage for the Sega CD if you want 20 wrestlers

@@fwoggywibbit9184 - Rage in the Cage would be worth playing if you could have tag matches & a Royal Rumble match.

This game was created in 1992 but released in 1993, the same year Hulk Hogan was planning to leave the WWF. It is said that because Hulk Hogan was only exclusive to the Genesis version, his feud with Ric Flair and Yokozuna in the few months he's still with the WWF were considered disappointing since both Ric Flair and Yokozuna were exclusives to the Super NES version. This means that the fans who want to recreate that same feud will not be able to.

I had both of these games, back in the day, and enjoyed them both evenly. Though, I do feel the SNES version has better sound. I actually, just recently purchased and received both of these games, both the SNES and Genesis version of Super Wrestlemania and the Genesis version of Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game, courtesy of ebay. I already had a copy of the SNES version of RAW so, no need for the Genesis version since they are the same game with no roster changes. Love these old school WWF games! So many memories of my buddies and me playing theses for hours.

I think that's true in a sense but for some crazy reason the SNES version doesn't have Hogan but still has the Hogan fans in the audience! As a kid I wanted the Sega version cause of Hogan

@@balljennings I agree the snes version should have had Hulk Hogan in it. The game was released in June 1993 so they could have had him in it. Both versions of Royal Rumble are solid don't get me wrong they are both good games. I just prefer the SNES roster over the genesis. Out of the two I would take Dibiase, Yoko, Mr Perfect and Tatanka over Jim Duggan, IRS, Papa Shango and Rick Martel. I actually prefer Royal Rumble over Raw to be honest and I like that game too. It's funny though that Raw has the same roster on both genesis and super nintendo.

@@HighVoltageRockNRoll I would've liked the SNES roster but had Hulk Hogan instead of yokozuna and IRS instead of tatanka. Cause they were my least used wrestlers. That way I could have Hogan vs Flair and I could have money incorporated as a tag team. I used to play mostly tag matches. I want papa shango too but can't swap him for Mr perfect cause I loved him too

genesis is more snappier

Flair should have been on both consoles

Except the SNES misses one of THEE most must-have wrestlers out of them all in Hulk Hogan--just DUMB!

+Larry Bundy Jr but Rage in the Cage was only on Sega CD. You mean comparing it to Royal Rumble on Genesis?

Gaming Palooza Empire It used the same engine as Royal Rumble though. In Fact it IS Royal Rumble for the Sega CD.

The odd thing is that the wrestler themes were still better on the SNES. I also didn't dig the Rage in the Cage roster all that much. Nasty Boys and Headshrinkers in there but no tag team mode was weird.

Larry Bundy Jr it doesn't have the royal rumble mode, but it does have poor fmvs for each wrestler

@@troywright359 Yeah Kamala's is the worst Hahahahaha

no suprise there

ring mat was less pixelated but the audience was not as colorful

No Yokozuna in the Genesis version.

that's f*&ked up cause we all can know that the arcade game has yokozuna and bam bam bigelow that are absent from super nintendo game

@@maximukhin45 there was no arcade version of this game

Someone really should.

BIGGIEDEVIL Yeah I did too. We used to love those old games, my cousins and I.

Troy Wright don’t see sega making new systems lmfao