Fatal Fury Special

Street Fighter II

Street Fighter II builds on its predecessor with command-based special moves, a six-button layout, and a roster of distinct characters each boasting unique fighting styles. Players engage in one‑on‑one battles across best‑of‑three rounds, mastering combos, cancels, and strategic guard techniques. The game introduced bonus mini‑games, expanded multiplayer options, and set the standard for modern fighting titles, spawning numerous updates and home console ports that sold millions worldwide.

Shadow Fighter

Shadow Fighter is a 1994 fighting title for the Commodore Amiga and Amiga CD32, developed by NA.P.S. Team and published by Gremlin Interactive. It offers a roster of 17 characters from around the world, plus two hidden fighters, and a secret cheat‑unlocked character named Pupazz. The game features a traditional three‑round format, a toggleable blood mode, and a training dummy for move practice. It runs at a steady 25 fps (or 50 fps with a cheat on AGA Amigas) and was praised as one of the Amiga’s best fighting games of its era.

Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory

Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory is a 2D scrolling one‑on‑one fighting game that adds pseudo‑3D lane mechanics, letting players dodge holds, throws and attacks by switching between foreground, middle and background planes. Set against the backdrop of South Town and a quest for the legendary Jin Scrolls, the game blends fast‑paced combat with a rich SNK storyline. Released in 1995 for PC, the title features a roster of iconic characters, single‑player arcade mode, and multiplayer battles, delivering the classic SNK fighting experience with retro graphics and strategic lane‑changing depth.

Fatal Fury 2

After Geese Howard's death, a mysterious nobleman sponsors a new King of Fighters tournament that travels the globe. Players battle iconic fighters from the original Fatal Fury and new challengers, uncovering the nobleman's motives. The single‑player mode pits you against the previous roster’s veterans while the mysterious challenger seeks revenge for Geese’s defeat. Multiplayer lets friends duel in fast‑paced, combo‑heavy combat reminiscent of early ’90s arcades.

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike continues the story after 2nd Impact, adding five new fighters and expanding the tournament narrative with fresh stages, endings, and voice work. The game refines the series' parry system and introduces deeper combo possibilities, delivering a high‑skill competitive experience. Players can battle through a single‑player mode that follows the aftermath of the Third World Warrior Tournament, encountering iconic match‑ups like Ryu vs. Alex and Chun‑Li vs. Urien. The multiplayer supports both local and online fights, catering to casual duels and serious esports competition alike.