Super Nintendo game JRA PAT - Wide Taiouban (Japan) (TJEJ) is a rugby-themed game for the Super Nintendo. It was released in Japan on October 25, 1992. The game is a collaboration between the video game development company Bandai Namco and the rugby union governing body, the Rugby World Cup Committee. The game is a simulation of a rugby game between two teams, with the goal of winning the match. The game is played on a field that is divided into three parts: the forwards (the 'wings'), the backs (the 'backs'), and the midfield. The game is based on the rugby union code of rugby, with the addition of some new rules. The game can be played with a single or two-player mode.