Retro Fighting Games Collection

Time Killers is an arcade fighting game notorious for its extreme, weapon-based violence and a unique mechanic where successful attacks can sever an opponent's limbs. Players choose from a roster of warriors from different historical eras, battling in a interdimensional tournament to win the power of time travel. The game's claim to fame is its graphic dismemberment system, allowing fights to continue even after a character loses an arm or leg.

Aerial combat fighter featuring DBZ characters with signature moves like Kamehameha and Final Flash. Includes 'What If' storylines and 2-player versus mode via link cable.

Sonic Battle is a 2003 fighting game featuring Sonic and friends in fast-paced arena combat. Players customize their fighting style with unique skill sets for each character while uncovering a mysterious story about an ancient weapon.

Tekken Advance is a fighting game developed and published by Namco for the Game Boy Advance. It brings the classic Tekken 3D fighting experience to the handheld platform with simplified controls and a roster of fan-favorite characters.

The first Mortal Kombat game for GBA featuring 3D-rendered fighters with unique fighting styles and fatalities. Quan Chi and Shang Tsung form an alliance to conquer Earthrealm.

Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition is an enhanced and expanded version of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance for the Game Boy Advance, released in 2003. Designed with a stronger focus on competitive play, it introduces the "Tag Team" mode to the portable series, allowing two fighters to be switched mid-battle. The roster is significantly expanded to include nearly every character from the console version of Deadly Alliance, along with exclusive characters like Sareena, bringing the total to over 20 kombatants.

A full character conversion hack of Sonic Battle (GBA) that replaces Emerl with Kirby and his signature copy abilities. This fighter now features Kirby's aerial mobility and absorption mechanics in Sonic's arena combat system, creating chaotic 4-player battles with pink puffball physics.

Guilty Gear X - Advance Edition is a portable adaptation of the acclaimed 2D fighting game for Game Boy Advance. This version features simplified controls while retaining the core mechanics of the original, including the iconic 'Roman Cancel' system. Players can choose from a roster of unique characters, each with distinct fighting styles and special moves.

Killer Instinct is a groundbreaking fighting game developed by Rare and published by Nintendo for the SNES. Known for its fast-paced combat, combo system, and digitized characters, it became famous for its 'Combo Breaker' mechanic and heavy metal soundtrack.

The fighting game that defined a generation introduces 8 playable warriors with unique move sets, six-button controls, and competitive versus mode that revolutionized arcades worldwide.

The turbo-charged update to the fighting game phenomenon introduces faster gameplay, four new playable bosses (Balrog, Vega, Sagat, M. Bison), and adjustable speed settings that became the competitive standard.

The definitive 16-bit Mortal Kombat experience, featuring a roster of 23 fighters including new additions like Cyrax and Kabal. This SNES port introduced the revolutionary 'Kombat Kodes' system and maintained the series' signature blood and fatalities.

Konami's answer to Street Fighter II features the Heroes in a Half Shell in their first dedicated fighting game. With 10 playable characters including TMNT favorites and original fighters, it delivers fast-paced combat with signature turtle techniques and special moves.

The final and most advanced Dragon Ball Z fighting game on SNES features cinematic special moves and six-button combat. With eight playable characters and dramatic story battles, it captures the intensity of the anime's Cell Saga with scaling sprites and screen-filling energy attacks.

The first Dragon Ball Z fighting game for SNES featuring 10 playable characters from the Saiyan to Cell Sagas. Introduces signature moves like Kamehameha and Special Beam Cannon with dramatic camera angles during super attacks.

The sequel improves upon the original with 13 playable characters including Broly (first game appearance), enhanced special moves, and new team battle modes. Features dramatic story battles from the Cell Games arc with cinematic super attack sequences.

The final installment in the Super Butouden fighting trilogy featuring enhanced mechanics and the largest roster in the series. Covers battles from the Saiyan Saga through the Cell Games with dramatic cinematic special moves.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition is a 1995 fighting game based on the popular TV series. Players can control various Power Rangers and their Zords in one-on-one battles against Rita Repulsa's evil forces. The game features special moves, team attacks, and dramatic finishing moves.