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THE OPTIONS AT A GLANCE
| Game | Why try it | Pace | Save method |
|---|---|---|---|
Mortal Kombat 9 ↗Browser project | Revisit Mortal Kombat’s character-based fighting. | Continuous action | — |
Tekken 5 ↗Browser project | Choose a fighter and learn the selected client’s control layout. | Real-time bouts | — |
Def Jam: Fight for NY ↗Browser project | Fighting from the PlayStation 2 library, through Def Jam: Fight for NY — Slayoner. | Real-time bouts | — |
Naruto (NSUNI) ↗Browser project | Fighting from the PSP library, through Naruto (NSUNI) — Slayoner. | Real-time bouts | — |
Mortal Kombat: Armageddon ↗Browser project | Fighting from the PlayStation 2 library, through Mortal Kombat: Armageddon — lauta. | Real-time bouts | — |
Mortal Kombat: SM ↗Browser project | Fighting from the PlayStation 2 library, through Mortal Kombat: SM — Slayoner. | Real-time bouts | — |
WWE SmackDown\! HCTP ↗Browser project | Fighting from the PlayStation 2 library, through WWE SmackDown! HCTP — Slayoner. | Real-time bouts | — |
DBZ: Budokai 2 ↗Browser project | Fighting from the PlayStation 2 library, through DBZ: Budokai 2 — zero10. | Real-time bouts | — |
Tekken: Dark Resurrection ↗Browser project | Fighting from the PSP library, through Tekken: Dark Resurrection — gacid. | Real-time bouts | — |
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 ↗Browser project | Explore the Dragon Ball Z arena-fighting entry. | Real-time bouts | — |
TMNT (Series) ↗Emulator-based project | Fighting from the NES library, through TMNT (Series) — Lemon Web-Games. | Real-time bouts | — |
Abobo's Big Adventure ↗Web-native | Fighting from the Web browser library, through Abobo's Big Adventure — Team Bobo. | Real-time bouts | — |
Dragon Ball Devolution ↗Browser project | Fighting from the PC library, through Dragon Ball Devolution — Txori. | Real-time bouts | — |
Super Smash Bros. 64 ↗Emulator-based project | Fighting from the Nintendo 64 library, through Super Smash Bros. 64 — Thomas Dimson. | Real-time bouts | — |
Sonic Battle (Game Boy Advance) ↗Browser emulation | Sonic Battle for Game Boy Advance, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Fighter Destiny 2 (Nintendo 64) ↗Browser emulation | Fighter Destiny 2 for Nintendo 64, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Fighters Destiny (Nintendo 64) ↗Browser emulation | Fighters Destiny for Nintendo 64, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Mace: The Dark Age (Nintendo 64) ↗Browser emulation | Mace: The Dark Age for Nintendo 64, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
WWF No Mercy (Nintendo 64) ↗Browser emulation | WWF No Mercy for Nintendo 64, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Naruto: Ninja Destiny (Nintendo DS) ↗Browser emulation | Naruto: Ninja Destiny for Nintendo DS, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Battletoads / Double Dragon (NES) ↗Browser emulation | Battletoads / Double Dragon for Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Double Dragon (NES) ↗Browser emulation | Double Dragon for Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Double Dragon II: The Revenge (NES) ↗Browser emulation | Double Dragon II: The Revenge for Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones (NES) ↗Browser emulation | Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones for Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Mighty Final Fight (NES) ↗Browser emulation | Mighty Final Fight for Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! (NES) ↗Browser emulation | Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! for Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Ring King (NES) ↗Browser emulation | Ring King for Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
River City Ransom (NES) ↗Browser emulation | River City Ransom for Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Bloody Roar (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Bloody Roar for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Bushido Blade (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Bushido Blade for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Guilty Gear (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Guilty Gear for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Street Fighter Alpha 3 (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Street Fighter Alpha 3 for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Tekken 3 (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Tekken 3 for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Tobal No. 1 (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Tobal No. 1 for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Twisted Metal (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Twisted Metal for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Twisted Metal 2 (PlayStation) ↗Browser emulation | Twisted Metal 2 for PlayStation, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Fatal Fury Special (Sega Game Gear) ↗Browser emulation | Fatal Fury Special for Sega Game Gear, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
X-Men: Mojo World (Sega Game Gear) ↗Browser emulation | X-Men: Mojo World for Sega Game Gear, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Golden Axe II (Genesis) ↗Browser emulation | Golden Axe II for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
King of the Monsters 2 (Genesis) ↗Browser emulation | King of the Monsters 2 for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Mortal Kombat (Genesis) ↗Browser emulation | Mortal Kombat for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Mortal Kombat 3 (Genesis) ↗Browser emulation | Mortal Kombat 3 for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Mortal Kombat II (Genesis) ↗Browser emulation | Mortal Kombat II for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Road Rash II (Genesis) ↗Browser emulation | Road Rash II for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Samurai Shodown (Genesis) ↗Browser emulation | Samurai Shodown for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Marvel Super Heroes (Sega Saturn) ↗Browser emulation | Marvel Super Heroes for Sega Saturn, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Killer Instinct (Super Nintendo) ↗Browser emulation | Killer Instinct for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers (Super Nintendo) ↗Browser emulation | Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Saturday Night Slam Masters (Super Nintendo) ↗Browser emulation | Saturday Night Slam Masters for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage (Super Nintendo) ↗Browser emulation | Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Street Fighter Alpha 2 (Super Nintendo) ↗Browser emulation | Street Fighter Alpha 2 for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Super Punch-Out!! (Super Nintendo) ↗Browser emulation | Super Punch-Out!! for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Super Street Fighter II (Super Nintendo) ↗Browser emulation | Super Street Fighter II for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
WeaponLord (Super Nintendo) ↗Browser emulation | WeaponLord for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Teleroboxer (Virtual Boy) ↗Browser emulation | Teleroboxer for Virtual Boy, opened through the EmuBrowser provider page. | See the original game instructions | — |
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai ↗Browser project | Fight one-on-one duels as Dragon Ball Z characters in a browser-run PS2 fighting game with online play. | See the original project | — |
Naruto: Ultimate Ninja ↗Original project | Play the PSP action game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Impact in a browser through the PSP Web Recomp engine. | See the original project | — |
Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks ↗Original project | Play an unofficial browser port of Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, with single-player story and one-on-one Versus Mode. | See the original project | — |
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2 ↗Browser project | Play the PlayStation 2 fighting game in the browser via WebAssembly and WebGPU, with offline and online 1v1 options. | See the original project | — |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Cowabunga Collection) ↗Original project | Choose from classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade and console games in Konami’s collection. | See the original project | — |
Car Chaos ↗Browser project | Drive, flip and land on the opposing driver's helmet in an arena duel. | See the original project | — |
Slap Champions ↗Browser project | Stop a moving power meter at the right moment to win a slap duel. | See the original project | — |
3 Count Bout ↗Original project | SNK's wrestling arcade game moves from conventional ring bouts to more hazardous matches as you chase the title. | See the original project | — |
Art of Fighting 2 ↗Original project | SNK's second South Town fighter expands the roster and keeps the spirit system central to special attacks. | See the original project | — |
Art of Fighting 3 ↗Original project | The Path of the Warrior uses a new cast, motion-captured animation and combos that can lift opponents off the ground. | See the original project | — |
Art of Fighting ↗Original project | Ryo and Robert search South Town in a one-on-one fighter built around a spirit gauge and large, expressive sprites. | See the original project | — |
Breakers Revenge ↗Original project | VISCO's revised Breakers adds a playable ninja and refines the combo-heavy Neo Geo fighting game. | See the original project | — |
Burning Fight ↗Original project | Three playable fighters work through an urban crime syndicate in this SNK side-scrolling brawler. | See the original project | — |
Captain Commando ↗Original project | A four-hero Capcom brawler turns a futuristic Metro City into a sequence of crowd fights and large bosses. | See the original project | — |
Crossed Swords ↗Original project | This medieval action game shows your fighter from behind and emphasizes reading attacks before answering with a sword strike. | See the original project | — |
Dad ‘n Me ↗Original project | Tom Fulp and Dan Paladin's purple-masked brawler turns a neighborhood into a side-scrolling fight full of loose objects and combos. | See the original project | — |
Dynasty Wars ↗Original project | Capcom's Three Kingdoms brawler puts mounted warriors into large battles with directional attacks. | See the original project | — |
Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory ↗Original project | Fatal Fury 3 adds foreground and background movement to its South Town fights, giving dodges and counters more room. | See the original project | — |
Fatal Fury Special (ACA NEOGEO mobile edition) ↗Original project | Fatal Fury Special revisits the two-plane fighting system with more playable characters and faster exchanges. | See the original project | — |
Fatal Fury ↗Original project | Terry, Andy and Joe enter the King of Fighters tournament in the first Fatal Fury, where opponents can shift between two planes. | See the original project | — |
Final Fight ↗Original project | Cody, Guy and Haggar fight across Metro City in Capcom's 1989 street brawler. | See the original project | — |
King of the Monsters 2 (ACA NEOGEO mobile edition) ↗Original project | The sequel turns the monster roster into a side-scrolling brawler against alien bosses across large city stages. | See the original project | — |
King of the Monsters ↗Original project | Giant monsters wrestle across Japanese cities, using streets and buildings as their arena. | See the original project | — |
Knights of the Round ↗Original project | Arthur, Lancelot and Percival fight through Capcom's medieval campaign, with a guard and level-up system. | See the original project | — |
The King of Fighters '98 ↗Original project | The King of Fighters '98 is a dream match with a large SNK roster and three-character teams. | See the original project | — |
Mega Man: The Power Battle ↗Original project | Mega Man, Proto Man and Bass face a roster of Robot Masters in short arcade boss battles. | See the original project | — |
Mutation Nation ↗Original project | Two heroes battle mutants through streets and labs in this scrolling SNK beat 'em up. | See the original project | — |
Newgrounds Rumble ↗Original project | Characters from the Newgrounds community share a platform-fighting arena with items and multi-level stages. | See the original project | — |
Ninja Combat ↗Original project | A side-scrolling ADK brawler lets ninjas use shuriken, weapons and special attacks against waves of enemies. | See the original project | — |
Robo Army ↗Original project | SNK's robotic beat 'em up uses heavy punches, thrown objects and temporary armored transformations. | See the original project | — |
Samurai Shodown II ↗Original project | SNK's second weapon fighter expands the roster and gives each character different ways to capitalize on the rage gauge. | See the original project | — |
Samurai Shodown III ↗Original project | Blades of Blood introduces Slash and Bust variants with different moves and an especially punishing pace. | See the original project | — |
Samurai Shodown IV: Amakusa's Revenge ↗Original project | Amakusa's Revenge combines its Slash and Bust styles with rapid attack sequences in a timed route toward the final fight. | See the original project | — |
Samurai Shodown (ACA NEOGEO mobile edition) ↗Original project | The original Samurai Shodown rewards careful spacing and decisive weapon strikes over constant attacks. | See the original project | — |
Saturday Night Slam Masters (Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium PC edition) ↗Original project | Capcom combines wrestling pins, holds and arcade fighting with an international roster. | See the original project | — |
Sengoku 2 ↗Original project | A pair of warriors fight through historical periods in this sequel, with sword combat and alternate forms. | See the original project | — |
Sengoku ↗Original project | The original Sengoku alternates urban battles and a supernatural world, with forms unlocked by collecting orbs. | See the original project | — |
Street Fighter II': Champion Edition ↗Original project | Champion Edition opens the four boss characters to players and allows both sides to select the same fighter. | See the original project | — |
Street Fighter II': Hyper Fighting ↗Original project | Hyper Fighting speeds up the Street Fighter II exchanges and revises moves for several of its characters. | See the original project | — |
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior ↗Original project | The original Street Fighter II arcade release features eight selectable fighters and a tournament of distinctive matchups. | See the original project | — |
Super Smash Flash ↗Browser project | The original Super Smash Flash is McLeodGaming's crossover platform fighter, with a single-player campaign and local battles. | See the original project | — |
Swords and Sandals 2: Emperor’s Reign ↗Original project | The second Swords and Sandals expands its turn-based duels with tournaments, enchantments and more character builds. | See the original project | — |
Swords and Sandals: Gladiator ↗Original project | A turn-based arena RPG lets you build a gladiator around attributes, weapons and armor before entering duels. | See the original project | — |
The King of Dragons (Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium PC edition) ↗Original project | Five fantasy classes advance through Capcom's medieval brawler, gaining levels and stronger gear from combat. | See the original project | — |
The King of Fighters '94 ↗Original project | The original King of Fighters brings SNK characters together in fixed three-person national teams. | See the original project | — |
The King of Fighters '95 ↗Original project | The 1995 sequel keeps elimination-style team battles and lets players create their own roster. | See the original project | — |
The Punisher ↗Original project | Capcom's arcade brawler pairs the Punisher and Nick Fury against the Kingpin's organization, with destructible scenery and weapon pickups. | See the original project | — |
The Super Spy ↗Original project | This first-person Neo Geo brawler takes place through offices and corridors, mixing close combat with rescue encounters. | See the original project | — |
Waku Waku 7 ↗Original project | Sunsoft's colorful weapon-free fighter features seven characters with exaggerated attacks and powerful, telegraphed specials. | See the original project | — |
Warriors of Fate ↗Original project | Capcom's Three Kingdoms side-scroller uses grabs, throws and mounted sections against large groups of enemies. | See the original project | — |
Hobo ↗Original project | SeethingSwarm's original cartoon street brawler unlocks new attack combinations as the player clears groups of enemies. | See the original project | — |
Hobo Prison Brawl ↗Original project | The second Hobo takes the side-scrolling fight into a prison with new combinations, inmates and objects to throw. | See the original project | — |
Street Fighter Alpha 2 (PC edition) ↗Original project | Choose a fighter and compete in the home-console edition of Street Fighter Alpha 2. | See the original project | — |
Killer Instinct Classic (Xbox Edition) ↗Original project | Choose a fighter and compete in the Xbox release of the original arcade fighting game. | See the original project | — |
Street Fighter Alpha 3 (Arcade Collection) ↗Original project | Choose a fighter and a fighting style in the arcade edition of Street Fighter Alpha 3. | See the original project | — |
GUILTY GEAR (1998, PC Edition) ↗Original project | Choose a fighter and compete in the original 2D GUILTY GEAR. | See the original project | — |
Marvel Super Heroes (Arcade Collection) ↗Original project | Choose a Marvel hero or villain and fight for the Infinity Gems in Capcom’s arcade fighter. | See the original project | — |
Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes (Arcade Collection) ↗Original project | Team up Marvel and Capcom fighters in the original crossover arcade battle. | See the original project | — |
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PlayStation 2 · Fighting · Slayoner

PlayStation 2 · Fighting · Slayoner

PlayStation 2 · Fighting · zero10

PSP · Fighting · gacid

Explore the Dragon Ball Z arena-fighting entry.

NES · Fighting · Lemon Web-Games

Web browser · Fighting · Team Bobo

PC · Fighting · Txori

Nintendo 64 · Fighting · Thomas Dimson

Game Boy Advance · Fighting / Adventure · EmuBrowser

Nintendo 64 · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Nintendo 64 · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Nintendo 64 · Fighting / Sport · EmuBrowser

Nintendo 64 · Fighting / Sport · EmuBrowser

Nintendo DS · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · EmuBrowser

Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up / Adventure / Arcade · EmuBrowser

Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up / Adventure / Arcade · EmuBrowser

Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · EmuBrowser

Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up / Arcade · EmuBrowser

Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Sport · EmuBrowser

Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Sport / Arcade · EmuBrowser

Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Role-playing (RPG) / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up / Adventure · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting / Arcade · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting / Adventure / Arcade · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting / Arcade · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting / Arcade · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting / Adventure / Arcade · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting / Shooter / Racing · EmuBrowser

PlayStation · Fighting / Shooter / Racing · EmuBrowser

Sega Game Gear · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Sega Game Gear · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · EmuBrowser

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · EmuBrowser

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis · Fighting / Arcade · EmuBrowser

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis · Fighting / Racing · EmuBrowser

Sega Mega Drive/Genesis · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Sega Saturn · Fighting / Arcade · EmuBrowser

Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting · EmuBrowser

Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Platform / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up / Adventure · EmuBrowser

Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Sport · EmuBrowser

Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · EmuBrowser

Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Adventure / Arcade · EmuBrowser

Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Sport · EmuBrowser

Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Arcade · EmuBrowser

Super Nintendo Entertainment System · Fighting / Sport · EmuBrowser

Virtual Boy · Fighting / Sport · EmuBrowser

Fight one-on-one duels as Dragon Ball Z characters in a browser-run PS2 fighting game with online play.

Play the PSP action game Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Impact in a browser through the PSP Web Recomp engine.

Play an unofficial browser port of Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks, with single-player story and one-on-one Versus Mode.

Play the PlayStation 2 fighting game in the browser via WebAssembly and WebGPU, with offline and online 1v1 options.

Choose from classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade and console games in Konami’s collection.

Drive, flip and land on the opposing driver's helmet in an arena duel.

Stop a moving power meter at the right moment to win a slap duel.

SNK's wrestling arcade game moves from conventional ring bouts to more hazardous matches as you chase the title.

SNK's second South Town fighter expands the roster and keeps the spirit system central to special attacks.

The Path of the Warrior uses a new cast, motion-captured animation and combos that can lift opponents off the ground.

Ryo and Robert search South Town in a one-on-one fighter built around a spirit gauge and large, expressive sprites.

VISCO's revised Breakers adds a playable ninja and refines the combo-heavy Neo Geo fighting game.

Three playable fighters work through an urban crime syndicate in this SNK side-scrolling brawler.

A four-hero Capcom brawler turns a futuristic Metro City into a sequence of crowd fights and large bosses.

This medieval action game shows your fighter from behind and emphasizes reading attacks before answering with a sword strike.

Tom Fulp and Dan Paladin's purple-masked brawler turns a neighborhood into a side-scrolling fight full of loose objects and combos.

Capcom's Three Kingdoms brawler puts mounted warriors into large battles with directional attacks.

Fatal Fury 3 adds foreground and background movement to its South Town fights, giving dodges and counters more room.

Fatal Fury Special revisits the two-plane fighting system with more playable characters and faster exchanges.

Terry, Andy and Joe enter the King of Fighters tournament in the first Fatal Fury, where opponents can shift between two planes.

Cody, Guy and Haggar fight across Metro City in Capcom's 1989 street brawler.

The sequel turns the monster roster into a side-scrolling brawler against alien bosses across large city stages.

Giant monsters wrestle across Japanese cities, using streets and buildings as their arena.

Arthur, Lancelot and Percival fight through Capcom's medieval campaign, with a guard and level-up system.

The King of Fighters '98 is a dream match with a large SNK roster and three-character teams.

Mega Man, Proto Man and Bass face a roster of Robot Masters in short arcade boss battles.

Two heroes battle mutants through streets and labs in this scrolling SNK beat 'em up.

Characters from the Newgrounds community share a platform-fighting arena with items and multi-level stages.

A side-scrolling ADK brawler lets ninjas use shuriken, weapons and special attacks against waves of enemies.

SNK's robotic beat 'em up uses heavy punches, thrown objects and temporary armored transformations.

SNK's second weapon fighter expands the roster and gives each character different ways to capitalize on the rage gauge.

Blades of Blood introduces Slash and Bust variants with different moves and an especially punishing pace.

Amakusa's Revenge combines its Slash and Bust styles with rapid attack sequences in a timed route toward the final fight.

The original Samurai Shodown rewards careful spacing and decisive weapon strikes over constant attacks.

Capcom combines wrestling pins, holds and arcade fighting with an international roster.

A pair of warriors fight through historical periods in this sequel, with sword combat and alternate forms.

The original Sengoku alternates urban battles and a supernatural world, with forms unlocked by collecting orbs.

Champion Edition opens the four boss characters to players and allows both sides to select the same fighter.

Hyper Fighting speeds up the Street Fighter II exchanges and revises moves for several of its characters.

The original Street Fighter II arcade release features eight selectable fighters and a tournament of distinctive matchups.

The original Super Smash Flash is McLeodGaming's crossover platform fighter, with a single-player campaign and local battles.

The second Swords and Sandals expands its turn-based duels with tournaments, enchantments and more character builds.

A turn-based arena RPG lets you build a gladiator around attributes, weapons and armor before entering duels.

Five fantasy classes advance through Capcom's medieval brawler, gaining levels and stronger gear from combat.

The original King of Fighters brings SNK characters together in fixed three-person national teams.

The 1995 sequel keeps elimination-style team battles and lets players create their own roster.

Capcom's arcade brawler pairs the Punisher and Nick Fury against the Kingpin's organization, with destructible scenery and weapon pickups.

This first-person Neo Geo brawler takes place through offices and corridors, mixing close combat with rescue encounters.

Sunsoft's colorful weapon-free fighter features seven characters with exaggerated attacks and powerful, telegraphed specials.

Capcom's Three Kingdoms side-scroller uses grabs, throws and mounted sections against large groups of enemies.

SeethingSwarm's original cartoon street brawler unlocks new attack combinations as the player clears groups of enemies.

The second Hobo takes the side-scrolling fight into a prison with new combinations, inmates and objects to throw.

Choose a fighter and compete in the home-console edition of Street Fighter Alpha 2.

Choose a fighter and compete in the Xbox release of the original arcade fighting game.

Choose a fighter and a fighting style in the arcade edition of Street Fighter Alpha 3.

Choose a fighter and compete in the original 2D GUILTY GEAR.

Choose a Marvel hero or villain and fight for the Infinity Gems in Capcom’s arcade fighter.

Team up Marvel and Capcom fighters in the original crossover arcade battle.