War Gods for the N64
Probably Street Fighter 2 - I've never been a hardcore Fighting game person so I wasn't there on day one and I can't quite recall now. But I still had good times with SF2 and Mortal Kombat back in the day. I've probably spent most of my time in recent years with Soul Calibur series (whatever that says about me, not sure)
Street Fighter II and maybe it was the turbo edition. Not long after I found MK II and many many many Street Fighter clones.
The original Street Fighter in a local pizzeria in the late 80s. And of course the sequel gobbled up piles of my quarters a few years later.
Yie R kung Fu. The original arcade coin operated game. My hardest opponent was "The Fan" an very early Mileena type character who used Japanese fan cutting weapon's to fight. Released in 1985.
Depends, do side scrolling beat 'em ups count? or just pure fighting games? If the latter, then the original SF2 (DOS version - never got to play the arcade version unfortunately, though it was essentially the same game). If the former, not sure if it was double dragon or some other game that I barely remember, I played quite a lot of side scrolling beat 'em up back then.
Karate Champ. Followed after by the first Street Fighter. The owner of a old mom and pop resturant had the best arcade games.
That would be Street Fighter, the original. They had the arcade at the Round Table Pizza by my house in my hometown. I was a little kid and didn't know how to do any moves, so I just mashed all the buttons at once. I'd never seen so many buttons on an arcade machine up to that point, and kinda went crazy every time I touched it.
super smash bros! my old schoolmates had their own copies when we were kids. i would rarely go over to their houses back in the day and play it with them! now my bro has a copy and me and my bro would go at it in the game with he, our mom, and our little sister. those are the days. :D :)
Probably Smash Bros Melee but since whether or not that's really a fighting game is up in the air, I'll say Soul Calibur II, which is still a great game today. I wish fighting games these days had as much content in both singleplayer and multiplayer as SCII does.
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