Biff Slamkovich
A standout wrestler known for strong power-based offense and explosive attacks.
How it plays
Matches take place in a side-view wrestling ring. Players attack, grab opponents, perform throws, use jumping or rope-assisted attacks, and attempt to pin the opponent after dealing enough damage.
The main structure is a sequence of one-on-one matches, with different wrestlers offering distinct speed, power, and grappling characteristics. Positioning near the ropes and center of the ring is important, especially when setting up powerful throws or aerial attacks.
Plan your run
Use normal attacks to create an opening, then close in for a grab or throw. Do not repeatedly chase an opponent at the ropes; controlling the center gives more room to react to jumps and reversals.
Learn each wrestler's strongest grab and aerial options. Saving a powerful move for after the opponent is stunned or badly damaged is generally safer than attempting it from neutral.
Meet the cast
A standout wrestler known for strong power-based offense and explosive attacks.
A notable new entrant with a mysterious persona and aggressive style.
A well-rounded fan-favorite character suitable for many players.
Before you begin
Prioritize positioning before attempting a pin.
Vary strikes, grabs, and jumping attacks so the opponent cannot easily anticipate your approach.
Ring of Destruction: Slam Masters II is a 1994 arcade wrestling fighting game developed and published by Capcom. It follows the company's earlier Saturday Night Slam Masters and combines traditional fighting-game attacks with professional-wrestling mechanics. Players select a masked wrestler or other flamboyant competitor, then battle through matches using strikes, throws, pins, and attacks from the ring ropes. The game emphasizes close-range positioning and timing rather than a conventional round-based health-bar format. Its colorful presentation, exaggerated characters, and accessible two-player action made it a distinctive arcade sequel, although it remained less widely known than Capcom's Street Fighter titles. The Japanese release is known as Super Muscle Bomber: The International Blowout.
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