Super Chinese 3 is the third game in Culture Brain's offbeat brawler series. Like its predecessor, known as Little Ninja Brothers in the US, it's a hybrid RPG/brawler where you travel around an open world, buying items, solving quests, and talking to people. When you enter combat, the game becomes a brawler. This game never made it out of Japan.

Super Chinese Land 3 is the last game in Culture Brain's RPG/brawler trilogy on the Game Boy. It's basically a re-worked, single-player version of Super Chinese 3 on the Famicom. You travel the world in an RPG style, going from town to town to buy items and talk to townsfolk to take on quests. Then, when you engage the enemy, the gameplay switches to traditional beat 'em up combat. You also gain experience and level up.

Super Chinese World 2 is the sequel to Culture Brain's Super Ninja Boy. Like its predecessor, it's a brawler/RPG hybrid where you walk around an open world, talking to people, buying items, and solving quests. When you engage in combat, the game becomes a brawler where you gain experience at the end of the battle and level up.

Super Chinese World 3 is the final chapter in Culture Brain's RPG/brawler hybrid series. Like its predecessors, it features an open RPG world where you travel around a map, stopping in towns to talk to people and buy things. When you encounter monsters, the game switches to a brawler. This game adds multiple party members that can be switched out before a battle to the formula.

Super Double Dragon is the one and only DD game released for the SNES. It deepens the combat of its predecessors by adding a block move that becomes a grab when executed successfully as well as a charged energy bar that enables advanced techniques. It's a two-player game, and the only Double Dragon where Billy and Jimmy aren't color-swaps of one another. Unfortunately, it was rushed to release so it's a little rough around the edges.

Super Duper Sumos is a GBA-exclusive brawler based on the kids' cartoon show of the same name. It features three playable characters and new attacks that are unlocked at certain parts of the story. It also has energy-based special attacks.

Super Ninja Boy is the sequel to Little Ninja Brothers on the NES. It's a two-player RPG/brawler hybrid where you explore an open world, visiting shops and talking to townsfolk. When you enter combat, the game switches to a brawler where you gain experience and level up at the end.

Created by Bertil Hörberg, known for Gunman Clive and Mechstermination Force, the game channels classic Streets of Rage-style brawling with two-player co-op.

It is based on the Super Sentai franchise.

Players fight through stages against sword-wielding enemies in a simple one-player brawler that runs even with PC speaker sound. It is a sequel to the original Sword Fight.

Players control T'ai Fu, a young kung fu tiger raised by the animal monks of the Panda Temple, who must use his martial arts skills to stop the forces of an evil dragon warlord. The game mixes combat with platforming elements.

Takeda Shingen is an early two-player Samurai-themed weapons-based brawler from Jaleco. It features extremely simple and stilted combat that was notable at the time for the amount of gore. It has a left-right button setup like Double Dragon II. It also features archery-based bonus stages.

Takeda Shingen for the PC Engine is a re-worked port of Jaleco's samurai-themed arcade brawler. It's an entirely new game with different enemies, stages, and bosses. It also introduces light RPG elements such as conversing with NPCs and gaining experience points from defeating enemies to level up.

Target: Renegade is a sequel to Taito's arcade classic developed by Ocean Software. Its gameplay is a huge departure from its predecessor and features directional-based attacks. It has a rockin' soundtrack that does the original proud.

Target Renegade is an unofficial remake of the 1988 classic of the same name, created by French studio Viridis Cosmos Games and released for Windows in 2012. The remake features updated graphics while preserving the original gameplay, with support for two players.

Target Renegade is a scrolling beat'em up originally released in 1988 as the sequel to Renegade. This ZX Spectrum version was converted by Software Creations.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is Konami's first successful arcade brawler. It introduced 4-player co-op gameplay and was the first video game adaptation of the TMNT franchise. Its simple yet challenging and fair gameplay combined with its explosive humor and personality solidified its place as a classic and set the stage for future Konami brawlers.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Back From the Sewers is a licensed brawler/action platformer hybrid from Konami made exclusively for the Game Boy. Although the majority of the game is an action platformer, there are several brawler segments. Its combat is straightforward yet requires precise timing, and you can play as all four turtles (each of which counts as a life.) If you lose a turtle, you have the chance to fight a guard to free them so you can play as them again.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II - The Arcade Game is port of Konami's classic arcade brawler featuring your favorite green-skinned shell-heads. It has slightly reworked combat and stages. It's also known for its Pizza Hut endorsement, and the back of the manual has a coupon for a free pizza.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project is the NES-exclusive sequel to TMNT II from Konami. It refines the combat of its predecessor and adds death-blow attacks that can be used at zero health as a last resort desperation move.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time is the final chapter in Konami's fantastic TMNT brawler series, and a port of the arcade game. This time the Heroes in a Half-Shell get sent back in time by Shredder and have to fight their way through history and even into the future. Like its predecessors, it features accessible, casual gameplay and vehicle segments, now in glorious Mode 7.

It was Konami's debut title for the Genesis and shares gameplay and stages with the arcade hit Turtles in Time. Players choose one of the four Turtles to stop Shredder, who has stolen the Hyperstone in order to shrink New York City into his personal dominion.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Portal Power is a beat'em up based on the 2012 TMNT animated series, released by Nickelodeon in 2017. Players control the four Turtles as they travel through portals to different locations and battle their enemies.

OpenBOR fan game. Demo only.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shredder's Revenge is a beat'em up developed by Tribute Games and published by Dotemu.