Retro Games From 1995

Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams is a 1995 arcade fighting game developed and published by Capcom. Serving as both a prequel to Street Fighter II and reboot of the original Street Fighter, it introduced a new anime-inspired art style and refined fighting systems including Alpha Counters and Chain Combos.

Samurai Shodown III: Blades of Blood is a 1995 weapon-based fighting game developed and published by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade system. This radical reinvention of the series introduced a branching storyline, stance-based combat, and the revolutionary 'Rage Slash' system that dramatically altered gameplay dynamics.

The third installment in SNK's legendary soccer series delivers arcade-perfect gameplay with 48 national teams, enhanced AI, and revolutionary 'Dramatic Mode' that intensifies matches in final minutes. Features signature Neo Geo visuals and responsive controls perfect for competitive play.

The definitive edition of MK3 featuring all characters from MK1-3 plus new fighters. Introduces Brutalities and enhanced Kombat mechanics.

Aero Fighters 3 (known as Sonic Wings 3 in Japan) is a 1995 vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up arcade game developed by Video System. It's the third installment in the Aero Fighters series, featuring diverse aircraft with unique weapons and international pilots battling an alien threat.

A fantasy-themed beat 'em up based on Journey to the West, featuring Sun Wukong and other mythological characters with magical attacks and cooperative gameplay.

Puzzle Bobble 2 is a 1995 arcade puzzle game developed by Taito, featuring the Bubble Dragon characters from the Bubble Bobble series. Players shoot colored bubbles to create matches of three or more, with new power-up bubbles and challenging stage designs adding depth to the original formula.

Sega's groundbreaking arcade rally racer featuring realistic dirt physics, dynamic weather, and the iconic 'Game Over Yeah!' voice. The Twin/DX version added linked cabinet multiplayer.

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.

Ultra X Weapons (known as Ultra Keibitai in Japan) is a 1995 arcade run and gun shooter by Banpresto. Players control elite soldiers equipped with transforming weapons through 6 stages of intense alien invasion combat. Notable for its weapon morphing system and cooperative 2-player action.

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.

Arcade wrestling game featuring digitized sprites of WWF superstars with exaggerated special moves. The original arcade cabinet that inspired the console ports.

Pulstar is a legendary shoot 'em up developed by Aicom and published by SNK for the Neo Geo arcade system in 1995. Known for its brutal difficulty and stunning pre-rendered graphics, the game features a unique charge shot mechanic and elaborate stage designs. Players control the spacecraft 'Pulstar' through six intense stages filled with massive bosses and intricate bullet patterns.

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 fast-paced arcade soccer game featuring exaggerated physics and special moves. Players control teams of 5 players in high-scoring matches with turbo boosts, bicycle kicks, and flaming shots.

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

A fast-paced arcade soccer game featuring exaggerated physics, turbo boosts, and special shots that can break through nets. Supports 4-player matches with international teams in vibrant stadiums.

A 1995 arcade-exclusive fighting game featuring Mega Man characters in head-to-head battles. Players select from Mega Man, Proto Man, or Bass to defeat Robot Masters from Mega Man 1-7 in a tournament-style format with power-up systems.