Retro Fighting Games Collection

The ultimate installment in the World Heroes series, featuring 20 historical and fictional fighters from across time periods. Introduces the innovative 'Perfect System' with three fighting styles (Power, Speed, Expert) and super special moves for each character.

Fight Fever is a 1994 arcade fighting game developed by Viccom and published by SNK for the Neo Geo MVS system. Known for its national stereotypes and exaggerated characters, it features 10 playable fighters from different countries, each with unique special moves and fighting styles. The game runs on a modified Fatal Fury engine.

The revolutionary 3D fighting game that defined the genre. Sega's polygon-based combat system introduced realistic martial arts techniques and strategic gameplay, becoming the first true 3D fighter in arcades.

Virtua Fighter 2 is a 3D fighting game developed by Sega AM2 and released in arcades in 1994. The sequel to the groundbreaking Virtua Fighter, it introduced improved 3D graphics, new characters, and refined gameplay mechanics that set new standards for the fighting game genre.

Soul Calibur is a 3D weapons-based fighting game developed by Project Soul and published by Namco. The spiritual successor to Soul Edge, it revolutionized the fighting genre with its 8-way run system, weapon-based combat, and groundbreaking 3D graphics. Players battle with unique warriors seeking the legendary sword Soul Calibur.

A unique 2D fighting game set in the beloved Japanese RPG universe. Features 10 playable characters including kabuki warriors and mythological figures, each with extravagant special moves and a 'Kabuki Time' super attack system.

Revolutionary arcade fighting game featuring ultra-smooth digitized sprites, brutal combo systems, and announcer calls that became iconic. Introduces characters like Jago, Fulgore, and Spinal with unique mechanics like Combo Breakers.

Killer Instinct 2 is a fighting game developed by Rare and published by Midway for arcades in 1996. The sequel to the original Killer Instinct, it features enhanced graphics, new characters, and the revolutionary combo system that made the series famous. Players battle through intense one-on-one fights with unique finishing moves.

Red Earth (known as War-Zard in Japan) is a 1996 fantasy fighting game developed and published by Capcom for their CP System III hardware. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, players choose between four characters - the warrior Kenji, princess Mai-Ling, beast-man Tessa, and lion-man Leo - to battle monstrous creatures and ultimately confront the evil wizard Scion.

Prime Time Fighter is a 1994 arcade fighting game developed by Digital Dreams and published by Electrobyte. Known for its colorful cast of TV personality-themed fighters, the game features unique special moves based on television tropes and catchphrases.

Spinal Breakers is a brutal 1995 arcade fighting game known for its bone-crushing combat system. Players control martial artists with exaggerated spinal deformities that grant them unique fighting styles and special abilities.

A unique 2D fighting game that blends traditional one-on-one combat with beat 'em up elements, featuring a grappling-heavy system and interactive environments.

A fast-paced 2D fighting game known for its four-button control scheme, combo system, and unique character designs in a futuristic setting.

Enhanced version of Breakers with two new characters (Saizo and Pielle) and rebalanced gameplay. This Neo Geo fighter features a unique 'Guard Attack' system and four-button controls with tactical dodging mechanics. Known for its vibrant pixel art and diverse international roster.

A futuristic 2D fighting game featuring warriors from across the galaxy battling for universal supremacy, known for its colorful visuals and unique character designs.

Asura Blade is a 1998 2D fighting game featuring anime-style warriors with flashy special moves and a unique weapon-based combat system. Set in a mystical Eastern empire, players choose from 10 characters wielding magical weapons in tournament battles.

Karate Champ is a 1984 arcade fighting game developed by Technōs Japan and published by Data East. It is considered one of the earliest fighting games and introduced many conventions of the genre. Players control a karateka competing in one-on-one matches using various punches, kicks and blocks.

King of the Monsters is a 1991 arcade fighting/wrestling game developed and published by SNK. Players control giant monsters battling across Japanese cities in a tournament to determine the strongest creature. The game features destructible environments and special moves unique to each monster.