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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Mortal Kombat Trilogy	Bally Midway (Midway)	1996	Mortal Kombat has never been this packed with opponents and levels before as all three titles come together on one killer package! Play the old Sub Zero against his newest incarnation or pit Raiden against any of the new characters from MK3! It's all here in one complete game spanning the tournaments since their inception.
Killer Instinct Gold	Nintendo (Rare)	1996	Los Killer Instinct en general, son muy buenos videojuegos; sin embargo, éste en particular no logró superar con creces su versión de Super Nintendo; la verdad los efectos son levemente mejores, haciendo un análisis en profundidad, no mostró mejas relevantes frente a su antecesor. Sin embargo, fue un juego popular, un verdadero salvavidas para la Consola, que ya competía con la PSONE. Killer Instinct in general are very good video games; However, this one in particular failed to far surpass its Super Nintendo version; The truth is that the effects are slightly better, making an in-depth analysis, it did not show relevant improvements compared to its predecessor. However, it was a popular game, a true lifesaver for the Console, which was already competing with the PSONE.*[media=youtube]0-7sNrbvstk[/media]* [100]*Killer Instinct Gold is a 2D fighting game with rendered 3D characters. The game is even more advanced than the popular Killer Instinct arcade game providing players with all the combo-hitting arcade fighting action they could want right in their own home!* [29]* [27]*very very good!
War Gods	Midway Games	1997	Are you ready to rumble with the gods? Play as one of 10 characters in this high-energy fighting extravaganza. You've seen games of this style before, but never one with such impressive graphics or characters. Based on the coin-operated original, WAR GODS features among its fighters the Egyptian God of Mummification, a tribal witch doctor, a cyborg from the year 2096, and a Viking Goddess. By using combos and special attacks, you'll increase your chances of winning. It's going to take more than courage to succeed in WAR GODS.
Dark Rift	Vic Tokai (Kronos Digital Entertainment)	1997	At the dawn of the universe's creation, three keys were made for the light, core, and dark dimensions. The holders of these keys can cross between dimensions and the one who holds all three will gain ultimate power. Currently, the key to the core dimension is up for grabs through a tournament held by the core s despotic ruler, Sonork, who hopes to lure the owners of the other keys to his realm.
Clayfighter 63⅓	Interplay	1997	They're back! And they're duking it out with gut-splitting humor and vicious combinations. The wildly popular Clay Fighter series roasts the competition with hilarious "claytalities," outrageous spoofs, clever combos, animated 3D environments, and (of course) state-of-the-art fighting action. Choose from 12 different characters in this warped fighting game. Each character has tons of attacks and killer finishing moves. Perform unique combat moves including Juggling, Air Blocking, Combos, Ultra Combos, Situation Hits, and more. Even throw opponents through doors, windows, walls, and more!
Mace: The Dark Age	Midway (Atari)	1997	Live by the sword. Kill for the Mace. Forged in the fires of the Dark Ages Mace is the hottest 3D fighting game ever! Each medieval character wields a weapon unique to their land of origin. Their only desire inflict serious pain!* [32]* [27]
Dual Heroes	Hudson (Hudson Soft)	1997	Cool Heroes battle it out using Combo attacks in 3D space! Excited battle against the CPU Gamers with personality! Train your Robot and have it fight in the auto-battle! Give it all you got to win a Medal!* [32]*Japanese version [29]
Hiryu No Ken Twin	Culture Brain;Natsume (Culture Brain)	1997	Get ready to experience a whole New World of fighting thrills. With two distinct games in one, Flying Dragon truly has something for everyone! In the RPG-like SD Mode, create your own unique fighters by winning treasure items over 200 in all. Virtual Mode features either 2D or 3D action. Earn one of 20 different rankings based on your combat skills, with tips for improvement.
Fighters Destiny	Infogrames;Imagineer (Genki)	1998	Unique features and innovative design make this fighting game stand out from the rest of this incredibly popular action-game genre. Victory conditions are much more complex than just knocking out your foe and you can fully customize the points awards as well as all other match parameters.*7/10 if you love games that requires technical skills 6/10 otherwise [31]* [27]
Deadly Arts: G.A.S.P.	Konami	1998	Try Konami's first fighting game on the Nintendo 64: Deadly Arts. See beautifully rendered characters and backgrounds. Use tons of fighters each with their own unique fighting abilities and personalities. This is the first fighting game where you can create and train you own fighter. Only available on the Nintendo 64.
Bio F.R.E.A.K.S.	Midway Entertainment (Saffire)	1998	Battle alone or against a buddy in an unbelievable 3D world of color, graphics, animation and sound! You're in 3D space-move your fighter in any direction. Fly around the levels using jet packs and make your move while hovering!* [32]* [27]
Mortal Kombat 4	Bally Midway;GT Interactive (Eurocom)	1998	Enter the realm of Mortal Kombat! You are a combatant in Mortal Kombat, a fight for the survival of Earth! Choose from 15 characters, including the legendary Liu Kang and the mighty Scorpion, each with their own special moves and fatalities. Choose to fight in the single player campaign, complete with several difficulties and unique endings for each character. Take on a friend in the Multiplayer mode or see how long you can last in the Endurance mode.***US version [32]
ClayFighter: The Sculptor's Cut	Interplay	1998	Clay Fighter Sculptor's Cut is the follow-up to 1997's Clay Fighter 63 1/3, a fighting game starring 2D clay combatants in 3D arenas. This game is notable for being a Blockbuster rental exclusive, meaning it is not available for purchase at retail outlets. While the graphics and overall gameplay remain the same as the original, there are a number of new features that set it apart. For starters, there are now four more fighters, bringing the total number of characters to 16. These new clay warriors include the aforementioned Lockjaw, Lady Liberty (complete with torch and crown), High Five and the Zappa Yow Yow Boyz, three little island natives who fight as one. The twelve original fighters are in the game as well, including famous 16-bit characters Boogerman and Earthworm Jim. Also new to the game are additional character taunts, different moves, an updated combo-system and a camera angle that stays fixed instead of moving around as in the original.
Super Robot Spirits	Banpresto (Vertex)	1998
Transformers: Beast Wars Metals 64	Takare;BAM Entertainment (Locomotive)	1999
Xena: Warrior Princess	Titus (Saffire)	1999	Fight as any of eight different characters from the popular TV show! Stunning settings, music and special moves makes this video game a hit.
Fighter Destiny 2	SouthPeak Games (Imagineer)	2000	Enter the ring with 15 different fighters in Fighters Destiny II from Suthpeak. Use tons of moves and fight in some killer arenas with this intense fighting game.

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