The best fighting game
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Nice! Keep them coming.
Do any of these run better on a specific emulator? I’ve got a mix right now of fba and mame2003 .78
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King of FIghters '98 for me.
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@IanDaemon said in The best fighting game:
King of FIghters '98 for me.
Another great choice. Or as I play that game, it's Joe Higashi vs. The World...
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Street Fighter Alpha 2 Zero
Killer Instinct (although you need a PC to run the arcade/MAME)
Mortal Kombat Trilogy -
Garou: Mark of the Wolves and anything Marvel on CPS2. Also, Waku Waku 7.
I run everything in MAME2003-Plus or MAME2010 on a Pi 3b+.
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@Sano Darkstalker series is good
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Red Earth is also a good one for something different compared to your standard fighting game.
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Man, I love with passion dead or alive. Even with the bad reputation from recent times.
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If I can find these and function in mame2010 is that better than mame2003? I mean I can’t find any fault with the ones that are running in 2k3 right now.
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If I were going to create an arcade machine (which I am), I would (do) want the following fighting games:
All of the Capcom fighting games like Street Fighter Alpha 1-3, SF2, SF3, the Marvel vs. Capcom games, Darkstalkers 1-3, etc.
Mortal Kombat 1-3
The NeoGeo fighters like Fatal Fury, Samurai Showdown, King of Fighters, etc.
Tekken 1-3 (later ones would be nice, but probably not feasible on a Pi)
Killer Instinct 1 and 2 (completely impossible on a Pi)That's a great, solid base that gives a ton of variety. However, I'd also add:
Time Killers (terrible game, but lots of fun)
Eternal Champions (nobody's favorite, but I love it)
Guilty Gear (all of them that are possible)
All the great SEGA 3D fighters (Virtua Fighter, Last Bronx, Fighting Vipers, Fighters Megamix, etc.)
Primal Rage
Clayfighter 1 and 2
SoulBlade/Soul Caliber
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Ah, I See You're a Man of Culture As Well. Nice thread. SNK+Capcom=WIN/WIN situation. Some games and systems require a pc and I am not sure how well they run, so I don't include them. Here is a short list of some of my favorite 1vs1 fighting games:
My Favorites 2D: Arcade
- Garou: Mark of the Wolves
- King of Fighters '98
- Samurai Shodown 2
- Real Bout Fatal Fury Special
- Street Fighter 3 - Third Strike
- Street Fighter Alpha 3
- Super Street Fighter 2
My Favorites 3D: Playstation
- Tekken 3
- Bloody Roar
- Bushido Blade
- Fatal Fury Wild Ambition
- Soul Blade
If you want some joke games, then put Rise of the Robots to the list. It is the worst videogame ever.
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Street fighter III Second impact gets the most playtime here. Tekken 2 (ps1) is an all time favorite too.
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Some non-mentioned fighting games i find rather enjoyable :
- Neogeo : Breakers Revenge, Matrimelee
- PS1 : Street Fighter EX 1 & 2 (i ignored those for 20 years, just because they were 3D, before trying them and noticing i was just narrow minded), Rival School, Slap Happy Rhythm Busters
- DC : Rival School 2
- Atomiswave : Hokuto No Ken, The Rumble Fish 1 & 2
- Naomi : Melty Blood Actress Again
Might also be worth upgrading your versus fighting cabinet into a versus cabinet by adding some classical non-fighting versus games like Windjammers or Super Puzzle Fighters 2, except if you intend to make another dedicated cabinet for them.
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Super Gem Fighters Mini-Mix!
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@IanDaemon Is that the SF2 game with the Chibi looking characters? That game is hilarious!
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@VictimRLSH It's only a three button game as opposed to the more complicated games so it's a simpler control scheme as far as inputs go. I think it's a much less intimidating fighting game. There is a "gem collecting" aspect. You hit your opponent and gems could fly out. You can power up moves based on collecting gems. Some of the move animations are really fun.
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SNES:
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters
- Gundam Wing: Endless Duel
- Sailor Moon Fighter S (https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4498/)
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