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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition

Step into the arena with iconic Megazords and villains from the classic series. This 1995 fighting game delivers fast‑paced, simultaneous two‑player combat with a roster of fan‑favorite heroes and foes. Choose from Thunder, Shogun, Ninja Megazords or battle Lord Zedd, Goldar and more in three distinct modes that test your reflexes and strategy. The retro graphics and arcade‑style mechanics bring nostalgic thrills to both newcomers and longtime fans.

War of the Monsters

In War of the Monsters you become a towering creature battling rivals across ten destructible urban arenas. The 1950s setting pits you against alien‑infused monsters, military forces, and each other as you wield girders, trucks, and environmental hazards to dominate the battlefield. The game offers single‑player, split‑screen multiplayer and online modes, letting you crush opponents solo or with friends while navigating dynamic environments that react to your massive attacks.

Heavy Unit: Mega Drive Special

Heavy Unit: Mega Drive Special is a 1990 Japan‑only Mega Drive shoot‑'em‑up developed by Kaneko and published by Toho. Players pilot the Heavy Unit, a transforming ship that can switch between a fast fighter and a mecha, battling waves of alien attackers threatening the artificial planet Le Tau. The game features rapid‑fire shooting, unlimited bombs that must be collected as power‑ups, and a unique T‑powerup that lets the ship transform while retaining its homing bomb capability, offering deep tactical options for classic arcade action.

Godzilla: Unleashed

Godzilla: Unleashed lets players control 23 classic Toho monsters, including brand‑new creations and the titular Godzilla, in fast‑paced arena combat. The game features eight fully destructible cityscapes where every building can be smashed for power‑ups and spectacular chaos. The non‑linear storyline shifts based on player choices before, during, and after battles, offering a unique experience each playthrough. On PlayStation 2, the title supports single‑player and split‑screen two‑player modes, delivering classic fighting action for fans of kaiju mayhem.

Primal Rage

Primal Rage pits players against seven fearsome prehistoric creatures—dinosaurs and giant apes—brought to life with digitized stop‑motion animation. Set on a post‑apocalyptic world called Urth, the game blends a sci‑fi storyline with classic side‑view fighting mechanics reminiscent of Mortal Kombat. The title offers both single‑player and split‑screen multiplayer modes, letting friends battle locally with deadly finishing moves. Its retro arcade feel and unique visual style make it a standout entry in 1990s fighting games.