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Game » consists of 7 releases. Released Dec 11, 1993
Art of Fighting Anthology is a PlayStation 2 compilation of all three Art of Fighting games.
Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition is the second GBA "port" of Deadly Alliance.
Rough and tough clay warriors return a third time to beat each other senseless on the Nintendo 64. Also, Earthworm Jim and Boogerman!
Fightin' Spirit is a 2D fighting game for Amiga and Amiga CD32.
A sequel to the infamous sci-fi fighting game Rise of the Robots, revamping the original's gameplay while adding a variety of new robotic combatants to fight with.
The direct sequel to the 1994 arcade game Killer Instinct, featuring reworked gameplay mechanics and a revamped roster (including three challengers from 2000 years in the past).
The mutants of Marvel's X-Men and the martial artists of Capcom's Street Fighter collide in Capcom's first crossover fighting game.
A 3D fighting game from the studio behind Virtual On, putting players in control of a weapon-clad gang leader as they fight to determine the strongest gang in Tokyo.
The Jaguar's answer to Virtua Fighter and Tekken, pitting eight dead generic warriors in a Hellish tournament for a chance at another life. It is the last first-party game for the system.
When a powerful, banished mummy is about to break through to this dimension and take over the world, the only hope for humanity is none other than... Shaquille O'Neal?
Dan and Junior from Body Blows travel the universe, fighting warriors on different planets.
A fighting game for the Amiga, Amiga CD32, and PC.
Cosmic Carnage is a 2-D fighting game that pits fugitive prisoners versus soldiers on a damaged ship in space.
The fighting games Body Blows and Body Blows Galactic combined to one huge game. Released on Amiga CD32 and PC.
Rare's signature fighting game, featuring heavy use of pre-rendered 3D graphics, a unique match format, a special multi-sequence combo system, and C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER
Giant beasts from different parts of the post-apocalyptic world fight each other for global domination in this violent 2D fighting game from Atari.
A less violent fighting game developed by the Finnish software house Terramarque using cute elf characters.
A traditional fighting game exclusive to Amiga computers (as well as the CD32) in Europe, featuring a large 18-character roster, smooth character and background animations, and gameplay accurate to other popular fighting games of the era.
A fighter game based on Rob Cohen's motion picture depicting a semi-fictional retelling of Bruce Lee's life.
Crazy clay-based characters beat the clay out of each other in the first-ever claymation fighting game.
Body Blows is a fighting game from the famous software house Team 17. It features eleven combatants with backgrounds in a variety of fighting styles. It was released on the PC, Commodore CDTV and Amiga 500/1200.
A fighting game for the SNES from Jaleco, taking place in a post-apocalyptic future as four heroes fight to determine who's tough enough to take on the Fighting King.
One of the earliest weapon-based fighting games to come out of the Street Fighter II arcade boom features warriors from different time periods and notoriety for being able to dismember and decapitate your opponent's fighter before the round was even over.
By combining digitized character graphics and extreme violence, Midway's 1992 fighter revolutionized the U.S. fighting game genre, spawned a long-running series, and helped create controversy regarding video game violence.
Many of history's greatest warriors, from Genghis Khan to Hulk Hogan, participate in a time-traveling martial arts tournament to determine who is the strongest!
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