Battlemaniacs on the Master System is a shoddy port of the original SNES game. In addition to being single-player only, it's also missing enemies, stages, and music. It was developed by Virgin rather than Rare, and it was only released in Brazil.

Battletoads is a one-of-a-kind brawler from Rare that features anthropomorphic toads that can morph their body parts into weapons. It features intense scaling effects, extreme gore, and a raunchy sense of humor. Its gameplay is defined by its emphasis on finishers and variety stages.

Battletoads for the Game Boy is a unique 'Toads game that takes the basic gameplay mechanics from the NES original and creates entirely new enemies, stages, and bosses. Like other games in the series, it has very little pure brawler gameplay and instead focuses on variety sections such as action-platformer stages and space shootin'.

Battletoads is a port of the NES classic from Rare. It's known for its steep difficulty, excellent music, and tons of variety. This port is faithful to the original but has tons of glitches.

Battletoads is Rare's flagship brawler that's notorious for its intense difficulty and unmatched variety. In fact, the majority of this game is composed of non-brawler levels like platforming and vehicle sections. Its combat is notable for its emphasis on dash-attacks and the 'Toad's ability to morph their body parts into giant weapons to unleash smash attacks. This is one of the few games where co-op mode is significantly harder because friendly fire is always on and when one player dies in certain sections, both players are forced to re-do it.

The game mixes side-scrolling brawler levels with a variety of other gameplay styles, including racing and puzzle segments, much like the original NES game. Rash, Zitz, and Pimple team up to stop the Dark Queen once again.

Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team is a crossover brawler from Rare that features your two favorite brawler franchises together for the first time. It plays a lot more like a 'Toads game than Double Dragon, with a strong emphasis on vehicle and platforming sections over combat. However, its difficulty is far more tame. The Game Boy port is remarkably similar to the NES version (including all stages) yet it lacks two player support.

Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team is a crossover brawler from Rare. It's combat is more similar to Battletoads than DD. It features exaggerated finisher attacks and a ton of alternate gameplay modes.

Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team is a crossover brawler from Rare that features your two favorite brawler franchises together for the first time. It plays a lot more like a 'Toads game than Double Dragon, with a strong emphasis on vehicle and platforming sections over combat. However, its difficulty is far more tame.

Battletoads and Double Dragon is a crossover brawler from Rare featuring your two favorite beat 'em up franchises together in one game. At its core, it's a Battletoads game, so it has a strong emphasis on variety such as vehicle and platforming sections. Unlike Battletoads, it has a hefty dose of traditional brawler combat and a manageable level of challenge.

Battletoads in Battlemaniacs is the sequel to Rare's love-it-or-hate-it brawler on the NES. Like its predecessors, it features extremely difficult memorization-based gameplay with a ton of variety. Unfortunately, this game has less than half the stages of the original and some of them are just rehashes, such as the high-speed bike section.

Battletoads in Ragnarok's World is a port of the original NES 'Toads game to the Game Boy. Although it maintains the original's mechanics and focus on variety, it lacks two player support and has about half as many stages. The levels it does include are arguably the most memorable, such as the rappelling section, hoverbike stage, and snake area.

A fan-made remake for PC, the Battletoads game of the same name on the NES.

Framed for murder by the powerful Zanetti family, five underworld enforcers must confront rival gangs, a corrupt police force, and the Zanetti family itself.

Bebe's Kids is a licensed Western-developed beat 'em up based on the film of the same name. Its gameplay features stage-based goals such as destroying falling glass objects and navigating through a haunted house. Besides that, this game is notable for its extremely poor quality across the board.

Big Action Mega Fight! is a beat'em up developed by Double Stallion.

In 199X, on an Atlantic coast, a battleship known as the Skeleton Crew led by a reckless scientist Dr. D secretly starts cruising over the Atlantic Ocean in order to sneak out his bionic weapon, TX No. 3. Upon the arrival of the three heroes, Kevin, Zill and Gear, all three on a helicopter, Dr. D tells his troops to go and repel them off the Skeleton Crew battleship before the heroes attempt to destroy TXNo.3 and arrest Dr. D.

Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon is a port of Bandai's SNES brawler of the same name. It stars the ultra-popular Sailor Moon Girls in a Final Fight-style brawler with two-player co-op.

The plot involves in what appears to be a kidnapping of a young woman by a gang of criminals. The player is off to save her.

Blade is an action game based on the 1998 film Blade.

Blade Master is a one-of-a-kind hack 'n' slash brawler from Irem. In addition to phenomenal enemy design and pixel art, it features an atypical combat engine that emphasizes parries, ripostes, and strange projectile aerial attacks.

Bloody Zombies is a beat'em up set in a London that has been lost to an undead plague. Overrun by hordes of mutated zombies, the last hope rests in the united fists of four lone outcasts.

Hard Eddy and his toughest mates must beat down everyone in the district of Fourways as they fight to reclaim their turf. The game is packed with South African humor and slang.

Brawl Brothers is the second game in Jaleco's SNES-only Rushing Beat trilogy. It's a Final Fight-esque beat 'em up with a cartoony style, five playable characters, and surprisingly steep challenge. It also maintains its predecessor's "Ikari mode" which grants a brief invincibility period when you're low on health.

BROK the InvestiGator mixes point-and-click adventure with beat'em up and RPG elements. In a grim world where animals have replaced mankind, players follow Brok, a gator private investigator, through a surprisingly deep story.