The only and reasonably forgotten beat'em up on CD-i. It is very long to cope with shallow combat and gameplay. Even unique design and bizarre enemies can't help. Plot - Set in 2068 after a nuclear war wipes out civilization, Earth is overrun by mutants—half-human, half-animal creatures born of the apocalypse. In the remaining cities, anarchy reigns as cyber-enhanced thugs seize power and stage the "Body Slam" hand-to-hand tournament, broadcast to millions via cybernet. When an all-human team enters, reigning champion Hectro-Genocide, convinced humans are weak and obsolete, vows to crush them.

Mutation Nation is a mutant-themed postapocalyptic brawler from SNK. In addition to its grotesque and varied enemy designs, it's notable for its charged elemental magic attacks.

My Love Chaos Daejak-jeon is a beat'em up developed by Danbi System and published by Samsung.

Mystical Fighter is a one-of-a-kind Kabuki-themed console-only brawler. Its gameplay is similar to Final Fight but with dashing and screen-clearing stock-based magic attacks.

The game is part of the Narara Superboard franchise, which is based on the popular Korean fantasy comic of the same name.

NARC is a port of the unique projectile-based anti-drug arcade brawler developed by Rare. Its one-of-a-kind gameplay involves shooting tons of thugs with limited ammo, as well as getting close to enemies to arrest them for a bonus. Unlike most beat'em ups, enemies respawn infinitely and you must make it to the end of the stage to beat each level.

This game is a tribute to the Podcast: No Creo en Karmatrón, starring the Spoiled Amado and Kaifaz.

Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun created the brawler genre with its revolutionary combat system and urban aesthetics. Except for co-op, it's got everything that make beat 'em ups great: many simultaneous opponents, combos, back attacks, throws, jump kicks, and even ground attacks.

Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun is a port of Technos' arcade classic that invented the brawler genre. Despite coming out in 1987, this game shows an astounding amount of brawler refinement: it has difficult enemies that require strategy and skill to complete, boss fights, vehicle sections, and a huge moveset that's still more advanced than most other NES beat 'em ups. It also has a catchy rockabilly soundtrack.

Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun Special is a remake of Renegade in the style of River City Ransom.

Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun: Bangai Rantou Hen is an original Kunio game for the Game Boy. Its combat engine is actually more similar to the very first Kunio game (i.e. Renegade) than Downtown Special (aka River City Ransom.) It also adds a crouch move that can be followed up with a mighty spinning uppercut as well as a gut-jumping attack. It features three difficulty settings and link cable support for two-player gameplay.

Nekketsu Oyako is a 2D beat'em up developed and published by Technosoft, released for the PlayStation in December 1994 as one of the console's launch titles in Japan. Set in a gritty high school gang world, players brawl through rival schools using fists, kicks, and improvised street fighting. The game flew under the radar of many players at the start of the 32-bit generation.

Nekketsu Oyako is a 2D beat'em up developed and published by Technosoft, released for the Sega Saturn in 1994 as a Japanese exclusive. Set in a gritty high school gang world, players brawl through rival schools using fists, kicks, and improvised street fighting. The game flew under the radar of many players at the start of the 32-bit generation.

Night Slashers is a late-generation horror-themed beat 'em up from Data East. It features zombies, mad scientists, frankensteins, vampires, werewolves, axe murderers, mummies, and even evil Aztec gods. Its combat features a unique charge system as well as downward aerials that nail enemies into the ground.

Night Slashers X is a homebrew remake of the original Night Slashers by BonusJZ for openBOR.

Night Slashers Remake is a horror-themed beat'em up, a remake of the 1993 arcade classic.

Ninja Baseball Bat Man is an ultra-cartoony brawler from Irem that features baseball playing ninja robots. It's one of the most original concepts of any game ever, let alone beat 'em ups. Despite its cutesy appearance, it has significant depth and challenge.

Ninja Boy is a martial arts-themed overhead brawler from Culture Brain. It features simple combat with only a few attacks and small stages where you have to beat a certain number of enemies to proceed. It emphasizes collecting items over the course of the game so you're powerful enough to defeat the later enemies and bosses. This game is basically a port of Kung Fu Heroes on the NES.

Ninja Boy 2 is a hybrid RPG/brawler for the Game Boy. It's a loose port of Little Ninja Brothers on the NES, although it's only single player and the story has changed. You travel around an overhead map, talking to townspeople and taking on quests like an RPG, but when you encounter an enemy the game switches to traditional brawler combat. You also gain experience and can buy items to help you on your mission.

Ninja Clowns is an extremely obscure clown-themed brawler. It has a Ren & Stimpy-esque art style and surprisingly large movesets filled with slapstick attacks.

Ninja Combat is a ninja-themed brawler from Alpha. It's notable for its projectile-based combat, charged magical attacks, and extra characters that are unlocked after beating stages.

Ninja Gaiden is the first ninja-themed brawler. Its setting and gameplay are similar to Double Dragon. It innovates with action-platforming segments as well as a unique jump-throw attack.

The game was cancelled for unknown reasons.

The three greatest martial arts masters have been kidnapped and Dr Disaster and his henchmen have trapped them in different historical eras. The Ninja Kidz are the only ones able to cross the time vortex and use their abilities to rescue them and preserve the path of the ninja.