Players unleash Korra's mastery of martial arts and the four elements, fire, earth, air, and water, to bolster combos and counters.

The Legend of the Silkroad is a late-generation weapons-based arcade brawler set in a mythological ancient China. It features three characters with unique movesets that include advanced techniques with fighting game-style inputs. It also has a magic/inventory system like the Capcom Dungeons and Dragons games. It's notable for its pre-rendered CGI graphics.

The Matrix: Path of Neo allows the player to participate in many of the major action scenes in the films. Most of these sequences, picked by the movie directors themselves, are taken from the first film in the series.

Unlike its predecessor Enter the Matrix, it puts players directly in Neo's shoes, reliving his journey from hacker to humanity's hero across key moments from all three films. The story was written and co-directed by the Wachowskis, and Neo unlocks new fighting abilities as he levels up.

The Mini Bijo Keikan is a beat'em up released for the PlayStation 2 in Japan in 2005. It is part of the Simple 2000 Series, released as Vol. 88, and developed by Daft.

Ninja Kids is a one-of-a-kind puppet-themed beat 'em up from Taito. It plays a lot like TMNT, but adds distinct characters, Golden Axe-style magic attacks, and unique wall-climbing sections.

It is a remake of the 1994 SNES game The Ninja Warriors, known as The Ninja Warriors Once Again in Japan.

The game was first released in Japan, published by Taito as The Ninja Warriors Again.

The Peace Keepers is the final chapter in Jaleco's SNES-exclusive Rushing Beat trilogy. It features an all-new cast of fighters with advanced techniques including screen-filling super attacks like Golden Axe. It also has branching paths, hidden characters, and lets you color-swap every character and enemy in the game. The US localization was brutally butchered by removing/mistranslating large parts of the story and replacing the music with ambient sounds.

Based on the 1936 comic book character of the same name.

The Pirates of Dark Water is a licensed two-player beat 'em up from Sunsoft that's based off the Hanna-Barbera cartoon show of the same name. Although its gameplay is very similar to Final Fight, it incorporates weapon attacks alongside normal punches and kicks. It's a lengthy, well-made brawler with plenty of enemies, bosses, and stages.

The Punisher is a late-generation brawler from Capcom that's a licensed adaptation of the Marvel Comics series. It features tons of weapons, automatic gun sequences, and unapologetic violence.

The Punisher is a scaled-back port of Capcom's arcade brawler. It's based on the Marvel comics of the same name and features projectile-heavy Final Fight-esque gameplay.

It follows Dane, a deaf man who fights his way through a live-action cinematic story after a woman is kidnapped by a masked man. One of the worst 3D brawlers ever made.

The plot of the game is that Sarah, Bruce's girlfriend, goes into a coma after she's given an experimental drug. Bruce and his friends find out that she went to a bar run by mafia, who are testing this drug on people at random. Then they decide to take on the mafia and find a cure for their friend.

The Ren & Stimpy Show: Time Warp is a licensed SNES-exclusive brawler based on the hit gross-out 90's cartoon. It features animations and sound effects that do the show's grotesque, rubbery style justice. You can play as Ren who slaps or Stimpy who hwarfs up hairballs as a projectile. Its gameplay is focused on collecting items as well as fighting.

The Shadow is a beat'em up based on the 1994 film of the same name, developed and published by Ocean Software. This Super Nintendo version was cancelled and never commercially released, surviving only as a prototype.

The Simpsons is a licensed four-player brawler from Konami starring America's favorite cartoon family. It features Konami's signature simple, casual gameplay as well as tons of Simpsons references. It runs on the same engine as TMNT.

Players battle through supernatural stages against possessed enemies.

It's a mix of JRPG and beat'em up with weapons and magic. Up to five party members can fight, and you can switch between them while the others are controlled by AI. The top-down exploration graphics look dated and cheap, but the combat visuals are much better. The music is fine but forgettable.

Choose between battling it out in Gang Wars or Deathmatches with up to 6 human players at once or venture alone (or with a partner) and hunt down the Mafia boss through 8 levels of gang warfare

The TakeOver is a beat'em up developed by Greek developer Pelikan13.

The Tick is a humorous beat'em up based on the comic and animated series. It spices up its traditional gameplay with tons of superhero parodies and bonus stages.

The Tick is a humorous beat 'em up based on the comic and animated series. It spices up its traditional gameplay with tons of superhero parodies and bonus stages.

Based on the Japanese animated Transformers series, players choose a squad of three Transformers and fight through stages against mass-produced clones of familiar enemies. The game allows switching between robot and vehicle forms during combat.