Looking for fourth to sixth generation console games, and old arcade and X68000 games. Saturn is out though.

Currently have and enjoy Smash Remix and Fighting Vipers 2.

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    Are classic side scrollers ok to suggest?

    • Golden Axe (Arcade)
    • Altered Beast (Arcade)
    • Double Dragon (Arcade)
    • Streets of Rage (Arcade)
    • Bad dudes vs DragonNinja (Arcade)
    • Die Hard Arcade (Model 2 Arcade)
    • The Simpsons (Arcade)
    • Bruce Lee (ZX Spectrum)
    • Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES)
    • Fighting Force (PSX)
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    While it also has a PC release, it was on PS2 as well if you are locked to Android emulation. Melty Blood is a total classic. I am garbage at it, but it is fantastic for couch gaming with friends.

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    You really should get Saturn emulation running, because as far as fighting games went, the sheer variety of games on the Saturn were STUNNING.

    Battle Arena Toshinden Remix
    Dead or Alive
    Fighters Megamix
    King of Fighters ('95 and '97)
    Last Bronx
    Marvel Super Heroes
    Night Warriors: Darkstalkers Revenge
    Samurai Showdown IV
    A bunch of Street Fighter games
    Toshinden S
    Toshinden Ultimate Revenge Attack
    Virtua Fighter
    Virtua Fighter Remix
    Virtua Fighter 2
    Virtua Fighter Kids
    Virtual On

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      Fighters Megamix is a classic. I love the weird old games with big rosters and a cheerful vibe. I don’t think any other game lets you pit a Daytona car against a giant mascot sculpture.

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      A bunch of Street Fighter games

      SF Zero 3 (called Alpha 3 in the West) is my favorite. Zero 2’ (Alpha 2 Gold in the West) is also very good.

      SF Collection has a great port of Super Turbo along with the aforementioned Zero 2’.

      Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter and X-Men vs. Street Fighter are also well worth a play.

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    Capcom vs SNK 2 ate more of my fighting game hours than any other game, with the possible exception of SF2/Turbo/Super combined. It had everything I could ever want at the time.

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      I’ll never forget the day when the movie theater I used to work at got a brand new Soul Calibur arcade cabinet. Me and my coworkers put more money into that game than the customers ever did.

      Voldo was the shit.

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        Voldo was great. Total nightmare fuel. I think there’s a strong cast of characters. Yoshimitsu was one of my favourites to play for the sword-pogo stick move.

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    Zero Divide
    Street Fighter Alpha 3
    Bloody Roar 2
    Rival Schools
    Soul Edge/Soul Blade
    Tekken 3
    Guilty Gear XX (^Core+R is the most recent one, there are like 6 different versions)
    Ehrgeiz (this one have several minigames and an action RPG mode that involves a lot of dungeon crawling)

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          As soon as Valve starts distributing it here in Australia I’m all over it! That or until Ayn release their Loki series.

          The only big distributors here actually selling it are kind of sketchy about warranties, and it’s also crazy overpriced.

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    I love most of these but one I don’t think anyone knows about is Bloody Roar on PS1. Typical fighter but each character could also transform into a different beast mode with a new move set. Tons of fun although I don’t think it’s aged well at all.

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      Oh I remember it had good music. And there was a bat lady and a chameleon guy.

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        That was BR2. BR1 was kinda distinct because instead of the bat lady it had a heavyset middle-aged warthog woman - most anime-styled fighting games only include female characters for T&A (like the bat lady).

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    WWE 2007 smackdown vs raw! My custom character was as tall and buff as can be, had red skin, had the skill set of ray mysterio and loved hell in the cell matches.

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    Actually I really like the old Dragon Ball z fighting games on snes. I can really feel the power of those Kamehameha!

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    Killer Instinct, arcade and SNES Killer Instinct 2 (arcade) which was kind of ported as Killer Instinct Gold (N64)

    Those are my top tier without a doubt.

    Bloody Roar : Primal Fury was absolutely excellent as well.

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    Getting the mainstream ones out of the way first: 3s, Garou MotW, ST/2X, Tekken 3 (PS1), UMK3, MvC2, CvS2, SC2, KOF '98, Vampire Savior

    Got it? Good. But have you played:
    Jackie Chan in Fists of Fire: Strange Mortal Kombat-looking game with three Jackie Chans, but surprisingly accessible
    Fighter’s History Dynamite/Karnov’s Revenge: Karnovember is coming! A 1994 fighting game that held up very well
    King of Fighters '95: A prime example of SNK’s old school style
    Fighter’s Destiny and Toy Fighter: 3D fighters where certain knockdowns earn you points, and first to 5 or 7 points wins
    Street Fighter EX2 Plus: Arika’s quirky take on Street Fighter with plenty of unique characters and mechanics
    Slap Happy Rhythm Busters: Fast polygonal 2D fighter with simple controls and supers that make a rhythm action game happen
    Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Tournament Fighters SNES: The good Turtles fighting game. Fun mechanics to learn and break.

    Edit: Added videos for the games that didn’t have links to a wiki

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    Dunno when/how a game is classified a classic, but since PS2 is from the 6th gen, guess I have some suggestions! =D
    Ultimate Ninja 5 is pretty cool, I think. Don’t like the anime much, but gameplay loop still feels pretty good nowadays. Only released on PAL and NTSC-J regions, though.
    Dragon Ball - Budokai Tenkaichi 2 is also pretty fun, coming from someone that also doesn’t like the series it comes from.
    I guess Godzilla: Unleashed could count as fighting game too? If so, I recommend it too.

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    Probably The Last Blade 2 for Neo Geo and Tekken 3 for the PSX. The former I actually ended up playing it on an emulator but it’s still worth mentioning because it’s such a great gem of a game. Here are some of the super moves just to give you a taste but there’s also match footage of top players on Youtube if you want. And you can also play it on Fightcade for free.

    Tekken 3 needs no introduction, I think. Considered by many to be one of if not the best entry in the series.