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SNK's wrestling arcade game moves from conventional ring bouts to more hazardous matches as you chase the title.
Compare one-on-one duels, side-scrolling brawlers and fan fighting projects. Look at the movement, attack systems and available edition rather than assuming every title uses the same controls.
Stop the moving power meter at the right moment in a slap duel.
Explore Txori’s unofficial Dragon Ball action game on its own website.
Meet a classic street brawler; the listed option is a PC add-on for Capcom Arcade Stadium.
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SNK's wrestling arcade game moves from conventional ring bouts to more hazardous matches as you chase the title.
Play as Abobo, a muscular brawler, fighting through stages inspired by classic NES games in this browser release.
Arcane: The Armor Collector combines arena combat with equipment progression.
Ryo and Robert search South Town in a one-on-one fighter built around a spirit gauge and large, expressive sprites.
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.
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.
Drive, flip and land on the opposing driver's helmet in an arena duel.
This medieval action game shows your fighter from behind and emphasizes reading attacks before answering with a sword strike.
Pilots battle in large Variant Armor machines instead of fighting hand to hand.
Tom Fulp and Dan Paladin's purple-masked brawler turns a neighborhood into a side-scrolling fight full of loose objects and combos.
Monsters from Capcom's Darkstalkers cast compete in one-on-one battles.
Brawl in underground street fights in a browser emulation of the 2004 Def Jam fighting game, solo or one-on-one online.
Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone is the 1990 arcade installment of the beat-’em-up series.
Play an unofficial Dragon Ball fan action game on its own website, running in the browser via Ruffle.
Fight one-on-one duels as Dragon Ball Z characters in a browser-run PS2 fighting game with online play.
Play the PlayStation 2 fighting game in the browser via WebAssembly and WebGPU, with offline and online 1v1 options.
Fight one-on-one battles as Dragon Ball characters, locally or in experimental online duels via room code or matchmaking.
Capcom's Three Kingdoms brawler puts mounted warriors into large battles with directional attacks.
Terry, Andy and Joe enter the King of Fighters tournament in the first Fatal Fury, where opponents can shift between two planes.
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.
Fear Unlimited follows a sword-wielding fighter through a gothic action campaign.
Cody, Guy and Haggar fight across Metro City in Capcom's 1989 street brawler.
Rock Howard leads a new chapter of the Fatal Fury fighting series.
Choose a fighter and compete in the original 2D GUILTY GEAR.
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.
Street Fighter II's different arcade revisions meet in an anniversary fighting game.
Thirteen fighters return to the Great Grapple tournament in Karnov's Revenge.
Choose a fighter and compete in the Xbox release of the original arcade fighting game.
Giant monsters wrestle across Japanese cities, using streets and buildings as their arena.
The sequel turns the monster roster into a side-scrolling brawler against alien bosses across large city stages.
Arthur, Lancelot and Percival fight through Capcom's medieval campaign, with a guard and level-up system.
Choose a Marvel hero or villain and fight for the Infinity Gems in Capcom’s arcade fighter.
Marvel heroes and Street Fighter combatants form teams in another Capcom arcade crossover.
Pick three Marvel and Capcom fighters and battle in 3-on-3 tag matches in a browser-run PS2 fighting game.
Team up Marvel and Capcom fighters in the original crossover arcade battle.
Mega Man, Proto Man and Bass face a roster of Robot Masters in short arcade boss battles.
Browser port of the 2011 fighting game, retelling the first three games' story with fatalities and X-Ray moves.
For a quick timing challenge, try a meter-based duel. For stages with groups of enemies, choose a brawler. Check the linked edition before playing: several classic entries lead to official installed releases rather than a browser player.
Look for “Play here”, “External browser game”, “Official release” or “Cloud streaming” on the game card, then check the detail page for the current requirements.
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