Super Fire Pro Wrestling 3 is a pro wrestling game for the Super Famicom, released by Human Entertainment on December 28, 1993. As the third entry in the Fire Pro Wrestling series, it retains the isometric view and timing-based button controls of its predecessor, requiring players to nail precise timing to execute wrestling moves and pin opponents. Players can choose from multiple wrestlers, most of which are homages to international pro wrestling stars of the era, with altered names and likenesses. It also introduces a "Create a Wrestler" mode that lets players customize character appearances and skill sets, boosting replay value and personalization. Notably, this is the first Fire Pro Wrestling game worked on by famed developer Goichi "Suda51" Suda, who later contributed unique creative and story design to follow-up entries. Due to its high difficulty, Human Entertainment launched a simplified version, *Super Fire Pro Wrestling 3 Easy Type*, on February 4, 1994, which lowers operation difficulty, unlocks all hidden characters, but removes the create-a-wrestler feature.
