Mazin Saga: Mutant Fighter is a futuristic brawler with a strong anime influence. It features both traditional brawler stages with screen-filling minibosses and fighting game-esque boss fights.

Players control a giant combat robot, fighting waves of enemy machines in the style of games like Armored Warriors. It is a rare Korean-made brawler that remained mostly unknown outside of its home country.

Matel Gear II (合金裝備II He Jin Zhuang Bei II) is a bootleg beat'em-up game for the Game Boy Color developed by the Chinese video game developer Sintax.

The game is set in the future after a nuclear war which wiped out humanity. There were some factories left which started production of robots. Two systems are leading the war - Aminet and PC. You are playing as Aminet and your mission is to destroy the PC main processor to end the war.

Metamorphic Force is an original Konami brawler that focuses on humans that can morph into animals. It plays like Final Fight mixed with a little Altered Beast thrown in. It has extremely smooth animations and impressive sprite effects.

Riots suddenly break out across all burros of the city, as street gangs go wild to take control over their territory. Kim, who was recently suspended from the police force for unsanctioned investigations into the mysterious death of her father, appears at the MMA gym of her best friend Alex, and they take to the streets to fight their way through the city, to find the cause of the riots and put an end to the chaos.

Players control a former street thug who is lured back into the criminal underworld by a mysterious AI to stop a citywide conspiracy over the course of one night. The game features extensive motion-captured animations and a deep combo system.

Mighty Final Fight is an NES-exclusive parody game from Capcom. It's like Mega Man meets Final Fight. It features cute, super-deformed characters, bright colors, and an extremely catchy and melodic soundtrack. It plays like Final Fight except you only fight two opponents at once and there's now an experience system where you level up and gain new moves.

Mighty Final Fight is an unofficial ZX Spectrum port of Capcom's 1993 NES beat'em up of the same name, created by developer SaNchez.

Mighty Final Fight Rebirth is a fan-made remake of Mighty Final Fight featuring upgraded combat, three player support and AI allies.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers is a beat'em up for the SNES developed by Natsume and published by Bandai in 1994, based on the hit TV series. Players control the five Rangers, fighting Putty Patrollers and monsters in both civilian and morphed form, with each Ranger using their signature weapon. The game supports two-player co-op and features boss battles against classic villains.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Rita's Rewind is a beat'em up developed and published by Digital Eclipse as part of Hasbro's Retro Arcade line. The five Rangers team up against a robotic reincarnation of Rita Repulsa that rewinds time, fighting through pixel-art stages that include side-scrolling brawler levels and MegaZord segments.

The Genesis version is a side-scrolling beat-'em-up that can be played by up to two players, where the player can control both the Rangers themselves and their Zords (depending on the level).

Minority Report Everybody Runs is a 3D Action based on the Steven Spielberg film. Players control John Anderton as he flees from PreCrime authorities in a futuristic Washington D.C., fighting agents hand-to-hand and with weapons.

The player takes on the role of a chosen knight who is sent by druids to return the mystical "moonstone" to Stonehenge. The game supports between one and four players at once, with the computer controlling any knights not controlled by human players as rival NPCs. Gameplay consists of two distinct modes - turn-based exploration and real-time combat.

The player takes on the role of a chosen knight who is sent by druids to return the mystical "moonstone" to Stonehenge. The game supports between one and four players at once, with the computer controlling any knights not controlled by human players as rival NPCs. Gameplay consists of two distinct modes - turn-based exploration and real-time combat.

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Alongside traditional versus fighting, it includes the story-driven Konquest mode, the Motor Kombat racing mini-game, and a Kreate-A-Fighter mode.

A spin-off of the fighting series, it follows Liu Kang and Kung Lao through a retelling of Mortal Kombat II, mixing brawler combat with exploration and puzzles. The game is famous for its two-player co-op, where partners can perform team combos and fatalities.

A spin-off of the fighting series, it follows Liu Kang and Kung Lao through a retelling of Mortal Kombat II, mixing brawler combat with exploration and puzzles. The game is famous for its two-player co-op, where partners can perform team combos and fatalities.

A spin-off of the Mortal Kombat franchise, it stars Jax Briggs as he hunts down the crime lord Kano, fighting through levels with hand-to-hand combat and guns.

Set in an alternate U.S.S.R, the story centers on a desperate crew of imprisoned street fighters that must overcome an oppressive criminal authority and forced drug addictions through any means necessary.

Play as Lemmy from the band Motörhead and fight your way through various worlds based around different music genres, in order to rescue members of the band and crew.

Mucha Lucha!: Mascaritos of the Lost Code is a single-player GBA-exclusive beat'em up based on the kids' cartoon show of the same name. It features a cartoon art style and three playable characters. It's of extremely low quality.

Mug Smashers is an early 90's western-developed two-player arcade brawler that's basically a combination of Combatribes and Final Fight. It has suspiciously similar sprites and music to the former but plays more like the latter with its scrolling stages and lack of ground attacks or tornado throws. It has an absurd visual style including a main character that's wearing red leopard pants and white sunglasses.