Spikers Battle is the fourth installment to the Spikeout series. Badass and fun 3D arena brawler with 8 characters, deep combat and huge moveset. I'd call it proto-Urban Reign but Spikers series is definitely a unique one.

Splatter Master is a beat'em up developed by Vingt-et-un Systems and published by D3 Publisher for the PlayStation 2 in 2004. In Japan it was released as Simple 2000 Series Vol. 64 The Splatter Action.

Splatterhouse 3 is a horror-themed brawler from Namco that's notable for its grotesque monster designs and extreme gore. It features branching paths and timer-based gameplay as well as digitized cutscenes.

Based on the film of the same name, it lets players fight through the story as Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi using lightsabers and Force powers.

It stars Kobayashi, the head of the Reiho High School Big Four and a familiar rival from the River City games, as he fights to stop an evil organization. The game features a sidekick system and multiple endings.

Stone Protectors is a two player brawler from Kemco based on what are basically the Ninja Turtles version of Trolls. It features five characters, surprisingly high-quality graphics, and absurdly large movesets. In addition to multiple attack buttons including weapon attacks, each Protector has multiple throws, aerials, and even death-blows.

It is part of the Simple 2000 Ultimate series of budget releases. Players fight through street gang brawls, and the game was later released in Europe under the 505 Game Street label. It has amazing Jazzy Fusion Rock soundtrack.

Street Fighting Man is a rare isometric beat'em up about Nick, a brawler whose girlfriend Juanita has been kidnapped by gangsters. You can find chains, knives, pipes, and other temporary weapons, though bare hands are often more effective. The large character sprites look nice, even if the backgrounds are repetitive and the animation is somewhat stiff. What really makes the game enjoyable is its frantic pace and constant action.

Game is an unofficial conversion of Bad Street Brawler from the Spectrum version.

Near future. City of Westbay. In recent years, corruption and crime rate has grown very fast, and the government is unable to secure the cities anymore. The streets were overtaken by criminals, and the city is now ruled by merciless and cruel gangs.

Franco is travelling the world to find his missing brother. Sgt. Manuel his friend from Brazil has clues about a guy that can be his brother. Franco joins Manuel and his friend Sophie in Brazil tryng to locate his missing brother. When he arrive in São Castelo, a fictional city in Brazil, he find a city envolved in crime and chaos.

Players fight the gangs of Paris in a game that originated on Xbox 360 in 2009, with this EX edition serving as the definitive version.

It combines the gameplay of Streets of Rage 2 with Yakuza characters, staging the fight in the district of Kamurocho. The game was released for free for a limited time on Steam to commemorate the Yakuza series' 15th anniversary.

Streets of Rage is Sega's flagship brawler franchise for the Genesis. Created as a direct competitor to Final Fight on the SNES, it established the gold standard for console beat'em ups with its simple gameplay, configurable challenge, legendary OST, and lagless two-player simultaneous action.

Streets of Rage for the Game Gear is a semi-faithful port of Sega's beloved Genesis classic. Although it removes Adam, some stages, and some attacks, it gives a semblance of Streets' gameplay and challenge. It also features simultaneous 2-player co-op action. Its OST is a combination of tracks from Streets of Rage 1 and 2.

Streets of Rage on the Master System is a slightly scaled-back port of Sega's immensely popular Genesis brawler. It has all the characters, enemies, and stages of the original, but it's a single-player game and you only fight two enemies at once. Its soundtrack is a mix of both Streets 1 and 2 music.

This port was redesigned with the stereoscopic 3D effects.

Streets of Rage 2 is widely considered to be the best console brawler ever created. It improves upon its predecessor across the board with deeper combat, more diverse characters, elaborate multi-part stages, and an even greater challenge. Its soundtrack is the stuff of legend.

Streets of Rage 2 for the Game Gear is a port of Sega's legendary Genesis brawler. Although it removes Max and removes some stages, it adds some new levels and each character has a nearly complete moveset despite the lack of buttons. Like every other Streets game, it also features 2-player simultaneous co-op gameplay.

Streets of Rage II on the Master System is a pseudo-port of Sega's revered Genesis brawler. Although Axel, Blaze, and Skate all feature complete movesets, Max is missing and several stages were omitted and replaced with originals. It's also single player and you only fight two enemies at a time. Its soundtrack has both renditions of Streets II music as well as new compositions by Yuzo Koshiro.

Streets of Rage 3 is the explosive final chapter to Sega's outstanding console brawler franchise. It improves upon Streets 2 with star-based dash attacks, vertical rolling, rechargeable specials, semi-branching stages, tons of new enemies, and much faster gameplay. It also features a controversial new soundtrack based on underground Detroit techno. The US version was severely neutered with an altered story, removed content, and baffling color-swaps so this page will focus on Bare Knuckle III, the original Japanese release.

It is the long-awaited continuation of the classic Streets of Rage trilogy, bringing back series heroes Axel, Blaze, and Adam alongside new characters.

Streets of Rage Remake is a fan-made two-player brawler for PC that combines all three Streets games into one package and adds new fighters, stages, enemies, and branching paths. It has Streets 3's combat engine, including star-based dash attacks and a recharging energy bar, although you can change the rules to make it more like Streets 2. It features a whopping 18 characters including three versions each of Axel and Blaze.

It combines arcade brawling with roguelike elements and draws on horror movies for its lineup of bosses. This Deluxe edition is an updated re-release of the original Devil's Dare with new characters and enemies.

Subway Vigilante is a beat'em up released for the ZX Spectrum in 1989 by Players Premier.