5 non-WWE pro-wrestling video games you totally forgot about

#2 Nacho Libre (Nintendo 3DS)

Well... here's what the actual cartridge looks like. You'd be shocked how few photos of this game there are online.

In 2006, the director of Napoleon Dynamite, Jared Hess, released a movie starring Jack Black (High Fidelity, School of Rock) about a Mexican priest who secretly performed as a pro wrestler in order to raise money to save an orphanage.

It's actually a really fun movie. Go check it out if you haven't.

That same year, Budcat Creations developed a Nintendo 3DS game based on the movie, released by Majesco. It contained 18 different wrestlers that were featured in the movie and also had two extra.

It also had a really interesting art style. Here, check it out.

There's a single-player story mode that basically follows the plot of the film. But, there's also a number of other modes, like tag team and even multiplayer matches. There's also a number of arenas to wrestle in, most of them from the finished film, but a couple that are actually from scenes deleted from the movie - like a pig pen, for example.

Oh, don't act like you've never wanted to play a wrestling game set in a pig pen. Stop lying.

It didn't get the best reviews and it wasn't great, but for what it was, it was a fun little game. It's art style and sense of humor served it well, and it was a nice compliment to a nice little movie.

Have you ever played the 3DS Nacho Libre game? What did you think of it? Share your memories of it in the comments down there.

Well, folks. We're at the last one. And it's a doozy....