Karateka

The Legend of Kage

The game features multiple rescues that trigger seasonal changes, cooperative multiplayer modes, and iconic retro graphics that have made it a beloved title since its 1985 arcade debut. Originally released on arcade hardware and later ported to home systems, it remains a fast‑paced hack‑and‑slash experience for modern players.

Gekido

Gekido is a gritty beat 'em up for the PlayStation that drops you into a neon‑lit cityscape teeming with bosses and colorful enemies. Featuring music from Fatboy Slim and Apartment 26, the game blends frantic combat with a comic‑book aesthetic crafted by Joe Madureira. The title supports single‑player, multiplayer and co‑operative modes, letting you team up with sidekicks Michelle, Ushi and Tetsuo to rescue the kidnapped girl Angela. A Game Boy Color version and a GBA spin‑off followed, cementing its cult status among retro action fans.

Anett Futatabi

Anett Futatabi is a classic side‑scrolling beat ’em up where you control Anett as she battles through European stages with her sword and magical powers. The game features an energy bar that refills automatically, letting you unleash increasingly powerful attacks up to a screen‑clearing special move. Set two years after El Viento, the story follows Anett’s quest to protect a mysterious pendant from a dangerous group, culminating in intense boss battles that test your combat skill and timing.

The Ninja Warriors

The Ninja Warriors delivers classic side‑scrolling hand‑to‑hand combat where players control either Kunoichi or Ninja, battling waves of Banglar forces across five dystopian levels. Each character features unique combo moves, dash attacks, throws, stabbing, and air strikes, with a special energy bar that fuels powerful attacks when filled.