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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom	Capcom	1993	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/8LmHnGpXHCY[/media]*A beat'em up with many layers of complexity, very engaging in multiplayer mode (with a great focus on classes' synergy) 8 de 10*Based on AD&D rules this game worked on the same principal as Streets of Rage only much more advanced. There were four characters (elf,cleric,dwarf,fighter) and a maximum of four players at once though these machines were rare. Each level had a nasty boss and the ultimate aim was to kill the evil Lich king. Characters could carry many items at a time including daggers,burning oil, magical items, rings and spell scrolls. Every character had several alternate weapons and could pick up and wear different equipment to reduce damage taken, jump higher, hit harder ect. There were shops every few levels where items could be bought and sold. Most monsters killed dropped either gold or items. As the game progressed characters went up levels and gained more spells (elf and cleric) or better weapons (fighter and dwarf). Control consisted of one eight way stick and 4 buttons (attack, jump, use and select) per player, so there was much fighting for elbow room. Pressing start while playing showed what equipment you were currently wearing. - Matt(v) -
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers	Capcom	1993	When Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers debuted, the fighting game genre would be forever changed. Along with a revolutionary combo system, the game introduced a new set of challengers to fight alongside the original Street Fighter II cast. In addition to the classic characters, players take control of four brand new characters in exciting head-to-head fighting game play! Choose T. Hawk and his unmatched strength to crush your opponents. Use Deejay's unrivaled kickboxing ability to defeat your opponents. Fight with the furious kung fu of Fei Long and unleash your inner dragon. Drill your rivals with the deadly beauty of Cammy and emerge victorious. Get ready for the Street Fighter Tournament and to fight!*Also released as "Super Street Fighter II: The Tournament Battle" - a series of four linked arcade cabinets that allowed up to eight people to compete simultaneously in a tournament.* [62]***[media=youtube]-kaBOaw5L5Q[/media]
Eco Fighters	Capcom	1993	Far, far into the future, it is the age of space development. People have traveled through the galaxy, dreaming of becoming millionaires. As a result, many space enterprises were born and have grown from wining the surfaces of planets. The largest enterprise of all, GOYOLK K.K., has turned it's planets into dread spheres. This planet is becoming a dread sphere also... Dr. Moly is a famous scientist who lives on this planet. Your mission: Protect this planet from Goyolk!
Galun Pa!	Capcom	1993	Prototype
Alien vs Predator	Capcom	1994	Alien vs. Predator is a 2D side scrolling beat'em up based on the Alien and Predator film franchises. Up to three players can pick from four characters to kill alien hordes and human enemies: there are two cybernetically enhanced humans (Major Dutch Schaefer, based on Arnold Schwarzenegger's character from Predator, and Lieutenant Linn Kurosawa) and 2 Predators (Warrior and Hunter). All characters are equipped with a gun for ranged attacks, and three also have melee weapons: Linn has a katana, the Hunter has a bladed staff, and the Warrior has an extendable-retractable spear/staff. Dutch uses a cybernetic arm instead of a weapon. Gameplay is typical for the genre - players must walk to the right, kill all enemies, and defeat bosses. [Moby Games]***Best game concept I have ever seen to this date. Basic Final Fight genre. One of first to incorperate Street Fighter II moves with side-scroller genre.
Powered Gear	Capcom	1994	Powered Gear or Armored Warriors, what ever you wanna call it, the game frickin' rocks !!!! Never played it in the arcades (was going to school in 94') but play it all the time, I mean all the time, on MAME for PC. Play it for your self and tell me it's not a butt kicking additive game... If your a first timer, use Fordy, she got the most speed and finesse... [tommygunn]
Ring of Destruction - Slam Masters II	Capcom	1994
Super Muscle Bomber - The International Blowout	Capcom	1994
Super Street Fighter II Turbo	Capcom	1994	[b]GEAR UP FOR TRUE ARCADE ACTION![/b] A new phase in the legendary rivalry of the World Warriors has begun. Newcomers Cammy, Dee Jay, T-Hawk and Fei Long have joined the ranks of the Street Fighters in the hopes of becoming the ultimate martial arts champion. But there is another...... An ancient foe named Akuma has surfaced to crush the battle hardened Street Fighters. His power knows few limitations and he has the ability to retire the World Warriors - - permanently. There is hope for the heroes, however as they have prepared for Akuma's arrival by learning new moves and techniques to combat this deadly new enemy. These new abilities add enough firepower to the mighty cast of characters to make even Akuma realize that he too is in for the fight of his life! This incredible arcade classic challenges your fighting skills with all new offensive and defensive capabilities for every player! Do you have what it takes to battle your way through a world of opposition? The only way you'll ever know is to dare to play!***[media=youtube]oaruxjyCHI8[/media]
X-Men: Children of the Atom	Capcom	1994
Darkstalkers: The Night Warriors	Capcom	1994
Cyberbots: Fullmetal Madness	Capcom	1995
Marvel Super Heroes	Capcom	1995
Vampire Hunter: Darkstalkers Revenge	Capcom	1995
Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors' Dreams	Capcom	1995
19XX: The War Against Destiny	Capcom	1996	19XX: The War Against Destiny is a 2D vertical scrolling shooter game taking place against a fictional background, unlike the preceding installments of the series, which used a World War II setting. The game offers three planes to choose from - Lightning, Mosquito and Shinden. Each aircraft has it's own statistics and special weapon. As usual, there are upgrades and a supply of bombs. The bombs can be charged up for more powerful effects. Another familiar element are boss battles at the end of stages, where a particularly strong enemy must be defeated to advance. [Moby Games]*** [27]
Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara	Capcom	1996	Has two different arcade versions, one for 1-2 players (you can see the inventory of each one) and another for 1-4 players.*A paragon of the beat'em up genre in every sense of the word. Sums a very intrincate and really well crafted story, some "choose your own path" dialogue options, inventory management, and an incredible and engaging gameplay in one game. 9 de 10* [27]***The sequel to Tower of Doom, Shadow over Mystara was exactly the same, Except better. There were now six playable characters, a cleric, an elven fighter/mage, a mage, a thief, a human fighter and a dwarven fighter (more damage but slower). In addition to the extra characters each of them has 2 alternate sets of graphics so two people could play the same character but look completely different, in fact the alternate characters even had different sounds and spells. The aim of the game was to kill the dragon Synn and along the way was the usual collection of enemies and nasty bosses. The game had branching paths at certain points and a cool bit where you got to drive a boat. Items were expanded on from the original, more equipment, boots of speed, a displacer cloak and many more. There were also more weapons including magic and cursed swords and more items, money could be transferred between characters in shops and the cleric could heal other players. Control stayed the same as in Tower of doom with a few refinements. To the best of my knowledge this was the most complex of the 'run around and hit things' games, it was also the last in 2-D (gauntlet legends being the only other I can think of) [Matt(v)]
Mega Man 2	Capcom	1996
Quiz Nanairo Dreams - Nijiirotyou no Kiseki	Capcom	1996
Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo	Capcom	1996
Vampire Savior: The Lord Of Vampire	Capcom	1996
Street Fighter Alpha 2	Capcom	1996	[27]
Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha	Capcom	1996
X-Men vs. Street Fighter	Capcom	1996
Battle Circuit	Capcom	1997	[media=youtube]3LBDLaDDuAE[/media]
Capcom Sports Club	Capcom	1997
Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter	Capcom	1997
Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix	Capcom	1997
Vampire Savior 2: The Lord of Vampire	Capcom	1997	An alternate version of Vampire Hunter 2 with minimal differences.
Vampire Hunter 2: Darkstalkers Revenge	Capcom	1997	This game was only released in Japan. This game is not a actual sequel, but rather a redesigned version, using the newest Darkstalkers engine. It even includes a reworked version of "Vampire Savior 2"'s intro, which removes all references to Jedah, Bulleta, Q-Bee and Lilith.***An alternate version of Vampire Savior 2 with minimal differences.
Marvel Vs. Capcom - Clash of Super Heroes	Capcom;Marvel	1998	This is the last Capcom's hardcore fighting games, following the tradition you can see high jumps, aereal combos, hyper combos, ... nothing new...BUT! 1st: New characters to select and other not so new. A total of 15 fighters to select from diferent Capcom's games and Marvel's super heroes New Fighters: Not so new Fighters: Jin Ryu (includes Ken and Akuma) Strider Hiryu Chun-Li Megaman(Rockman) Zangief Captain Comando Morrigan Venom Spider-Man War Machine Wolverine Gambit Hulk Captain America 2nd: Helpers! A lot of Capcom's and Marvel's characters to select, including Cyclops, Rogue, Lou, Shadow, Thor, Colossus, ... (really a lot of them). You can call them and help you to finish your oponent. 3rd: Secret Characters (and places to fight): Secret characters and places to fight are also available in the game. (I've personally found a japanese bathroom, something like E.Honda's SF2 scenario). 4th: A new battle mode. My favorite one. Following the line, you can earn level (for hyper combos, like X-Men vs SF, MSH vs SF), the new mode consists in a 2 on 1. YES!, you read well 2 on 1. You can play with your two fighters at the same time against your oponent and if hi want to... Yes, all the four fighters in the screen. Only think about it! 5th: No more Apocalypse or Cyber-Akuma, this is the time for Onslaught (A combination of Magneto and Professor X)
Street Fighter Alpha 3	Capcom	1998	Street Fighter Alpha 3 marks a massive leap forward for the 2D beat-'em-up genre. Packed with 31 characters past and present, each have the ability to customise their fighting styles in the special World Tour mode. The Street Fighter series is about to take a whole new direction as Alpha 3 takes players on a World Tour, with bouts taking place in cities across the globe in a bruising battle to be the ultimate Street Fighter. An innovative aspect of the game is the ability to move through the rankings to prove that you are the best!* [27]*25 characters!
Giga Wing	Capcom	1999
Jyangokushi: Haoh no Saihai	Capcom	1999
1944: The Loop Master	Capcom (Eighting;Raizing)	2000	This is the 5th original part in Capcom's 194X series of top-down shoot'em ups. This time you have the choice to board the P-38 Lightning or Mitsubishi A6M Zero WWII planes and test your shooting skills in 15 stages. Like its predecessor, 19XX: The War Against Destiny, it features a charge up system. When holding down the fire button, the charge bar will fill, and when full, the plane will fly up and become temporarily invincible. Players start out with only one life. The plane has a health bar which decreases after every hit but can be increased again by picking up (rare) health items. [Moby Games]
Dimahoo	Capcom (Eighting;Raizing)	2000	Third game in Raizing's Mahou-series, running on Capcom CPS2. [zinger]
Mars Matrix	Capcom (Takumi)	2000
Mighty! Pang	Mitchell	2000
Janpai Puzzle Choukou	Mitchell	2001
Progear no Arashi	Capcom (Cave)	2001	Progear takes several key Cave shooting game elements and tosses them into a horizontal environment. Bucket loads of bullets, a two button weapon system, wholly intense boss fights, and a sharp presentation round out Cave's one and only horizontal shooter.
Puzz Loop 2	Capcom (Mitchell)	2001
Choko	Capcom (Mitchell)	2001
Hyper Street Fighter II: The Anniversary Edition	Capcom	2003

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