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3DO Platform A CD-based home console developed by The 3DO Company. Hardware variations were produced by Panasonic, Sanyo, and Goldstar. Originally retailed for approximately $700 and had very little third-party support, thus ironically did just as the system's fi... Bishōjo Senshi: Sailor Moon S Bishojo Senshi: Sailor Moon S Shadow Shadow Warriors Ultraman Powered Way of the Warrior Yū Yū Hakusho Yuu Yuu Hakusho

Advanced Pico Beena Platform A second educational console from Sega and their final console outing. Released in 2005 and supported until at least 2011. Like its predecessor, its fighting games content consisted of a bunch of tokusatsu titles that came with mini-games and a Paint... Engine Sentai Go-Onger Kamen Rider Kiva

Amiga Platform Commodore's popular self-contained computer, it went through several incarnations, including the CD-based Amiga CD32. Home to ports of many popular fighting games, and some original titles as well. Art of Breaking Heads, The Fist Fighter Master Axe Shadow Fighter Street Fighter

Amstrad CPC Platform Another one of those wacky computer systems from the 1980's. Best of the Best The Kickboxing, Super Kickboxing, Panza Kick Boxing International Karate World Karate Championship Way of the Exploding Fist, The Yie Ar Kung-Fu Yie Ar Kung-Fu 2 Yie Ar Kung-Fu II

Android Platform Google's open-source mobile platform. King of Fighters '99, The Sinag Super Dragon Punch Force 3 Terra Fighter 2 World Heroes Perfect

Android TV Platform A microconsole running on Android technology, which has a generic download store such as from Google Play or Amazon. These releases do not include closed Android microconsoles such as OUYA or GameStick. Garou: Mark of the Wolves Shovel Knight Showdown

Apple II Platform Apple's second computer system, released in 1977. International Karate World Karate Championship Karate Champ Karate Dō

Arcade Platform Blanket term for unique or otherwise uncommon JAMMA hardware. Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Dennō Senki Virtual-On Dragon Master Golden Axe: The Duel Mortal Kombat Shin Koihime Musō 真・恋姫†夢想～乙女対戦★三国志演義～

Atari 2600 Platform Atari 2600 was the first massively popular console. Although it more or less died in '83 with the Video Game Crash, it is still very popular for homebrew applications. Karate Streets of the Damned Street Rash

Atari 8-bit Platform Atari's 8-bit computer line, including the Atari 800. International Karate World Karate Championship

Atari ST Platform Personal computer released by Atari in the mid-1980's. Best of the Best The Kickboxing, Super Kickboxing, Panza Kick Boxing IK+ International Karate +, Chop 'n Drop Spitting Image Street Fighter 2 Ultimate Arena, The

Atari VCS Platform Not to be confused with the original name of the 2600, this is Atari's set-top box with downloadable-only titles. Fight for Life

Atomiswave Platform Ill-fated arcade hardware pushed by Sammy as a new inexpensive cartridge-based platform; basically a cheaper variant of the already well-established Naomi board. Guilty Gear Isuka Hokuto no Ken King of Fighters 11, The The King of Fighters XI King of Fighters Neowave, The Rumble Fish 2, The

BBC Micro Platform The BBC Microcomputer System, developed by Acorn Computers and funded by the British Broadcasting Company. Games were not the computer's focus, but it did boast ports of some popular arcade games. Way of the Exploding Fist, The Yie Ar Kung-Fu Yie Ar Kung-Fu 2 Yie Ar Kung-Fu II

CD-i Platform Phillips' CD-based multimedia player. Incredibly unpopular, but memetically known for its laughable Hotel Mario and Zelda franchise titles. Rise of the Robots

Commodore 16 Platform A low-cost computer intended for consumers who were ready to graduate from the Vic-20 but could not afford the Commodore 64. International Karate World Karate Championship Way of the Exploding Fist, The Yie Ar Kung-Fu

Commodore 64 Platform The venerable C64 home computer, released in 1982. Fist 2 Fist II IK+ International Karate +, Chop 'n Drop Karate Champ Karate Dō Tongue of the Fatman Slaughter Sport (Genesis), Mondu's Fight Palace Way of the Exploding Fist, The

CPS2 Platform Upgrade to the original CPS chipset, and Capcom's most prominent Arcade hardware. Darkstalkers Vampire (JPN) Marvel Super Heroes vs Street Fighter Street Fighter Alpha 2 Street Fighter Zero 2 (JPN) Super Street Fighter 2 Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo Super Street Fighter 2 X (JPN)

CPS-3 Platform Capcom's final piece of arcade hardware, a 2D powerhouse but rather cost-ineffective due to its complexity. This same complexity has made it something of a holy grail of arcade emulation to this day, however. Jojo's Venture Jojo no Kimyouna Bouken (JPN) Street Fighter 3 Street Fighter 3: 2nd Impact Street Fighter 3: Third Strike

Dedicated Console Platform A gaming console that is dedicated to one or more built-in games, and has no option for playing additional games via external devices. Fighting Master Ultimate Mini Fighter Street Fighter 2 Turbo Street Fighter 2' Turbo Super Street Fighter 2 Yie Ar Kung-Fu

Digiblast Platform A children's "personal media center" released in Europe and Australia. Most of the games released on it were ports from Game Boy Advance, but a few original titles made its way there in the device's short lifespan. Gormiti Gormiti: Aggualo nella Valle

Dreamcast Platform Console version of Naomi hardware, employs proprietary GD-ROM format. Primarily used for mid-generation 3D titles. Cyber Troopers Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram Dennō Senki Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram Fighting Vipers 2 King of Fighters 2001, The King of Fighters 2002, The SoulCalibur

Egret Mini II Platform A replica of the Egret II arcade cabinet style from Taito. It includes forty built-in games, but also has additional compilation packs available for purchase on cart. Dan-Ku-Ga 断仇牙 Global Champion Kaiser Knuckle (JPN) Violence Fight

Evercade Platform A handheld system from the UK which plays only officially-licensed compilation cartridges. Clay Fighter Clay Fighter 2 Fatal Fury Special Garou Densetsu Special (JPN) Full Contact King of Fighters 2002, The

exA-Arcadia Platform The proprietary arcade platform from the company of the same name. Bayani Breakers Revenge Daraku Tenshi Inaho Town: Dynamite Bomb!! 稲歩町ダイナマイトボム Samurai Shodown 5 Special Samurai Spirits Zero Special (JPN)

FM-TOWNS Platform A Japanese personal computer. Asuka 120% BURNING Fest. Blandia Queen of Duellist Gaiden Alpha Plus, The クィーン オブ デュエリスト外伝α+ Queen of Duellist, The クィーン オブ デュエリスト Super Street Fighter 2

Gamate Platform A super obscure Game Boy competitor from Taiwan that flopped notoriously hard. Oddly, it had more fighting games than even some of the more mainstream systems. Dinosaur Park 戎貓極界, Róng Māo Jí Jiè Fist of Thunder Kung-Fu Fighter Quiz Fighter Heaven Clash, 天罗煞

Game Boy Platform Released as a big gray brick with monochrome graphics in 1989, Gameboy later appeared as different incarnations such as the Gameboy Pocket and Gameboy Color. It is most widely known for Tetris, and was saved from the brink of death by Pokémon. Fighting Simulator Hiryū no Ken Gaiden, Hiryū no Ken Retsuden GB Shaq Fu Street Fighter 2 Super Chinese Fighter World Heroes 2 Jet

Game Boy Advance Platform Successor to the original Gameboy portable and backwards compatible with its entire library of games. Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors Dragon Ball Z: Bukū Tōgeki (JPN) Groove Adventure Rave Guilty Gear X International Karate Advanced Medabots AX

Game Gear Platform Sega's full-color portable system. Fatal Fury Special Garou Densetsu Special (JPN) Masters of Combat Buster Fight (Game Gear) Mortal Kombat 2 Mortal Kombat II, Mortal Kombat II: Kyūkyoku Shinken Ninkū 2 忍空2 天空龍への道, Ninku 2 Rise of the Robots

Game King Platform LCD-based handheld system from TimeTop. Came in "Game King I" and "Game King II" varieties, as well as a backwards-compatible color system, "Game King III". Fighter 战斗土

Game.com Platform Another Tiger handheld system. You can go online in black and white! Fighters Megamix Mortal Kombat Trilogy

Gamecube Platform Nintendo's answer to the PlayStation 2 and Xbox. True to its name, it is a cube and it does play games. Failed to make a spark with mainstream gamers and fell far behind its competition. Despite its healthy roster of fighting games, the only one anyb... Bloody Roar Extreme Bloody Roar: Primal Fury (USA Gamecube) Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, The Marvel Nemesis Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 4 Naruto: Clash of Ninja 4 Zatch Bell! Mamodo Battles

GameGadget Platform UK-developed handheld system. Games are downloadable via an iTunes-like service. Mostly plays licensed Genesis ROMs but also supports original content. Eternal Champions Virtua Fighter 2

GameStick Platform GameStick was an Android mini-console so small that it can be actually stored inside its own controller. Haymaker

Genesis Platform Sega's most succesful console and immortal 16-bit rival to the Super NES. Genesis does what Nintendon't. Ballz 3D Best of the Best The Kickboxing, Super Kickboxing, Panza Kick Boxing Mortal Kombat Mortal Kombat 2 Mortal Kombat II, Mortal Kombat II: Kyūkyoku Shinken Ultraman ウルトラマン

GP2X Platform Another Game Park handheld release Asura Cross Blood Cross

GP2X Caanoo Platform Game Park's final handheld device before shifting focus to software only. Asura Cross Blood Cross

GP32 Platform Game Park's first handheld system release. Asura Cross Blood Cross Little Wizard

Hyper Neo Geo 64 Platform 3D variant on the MVS / Neo Geo hardware, met with lackluster success. Buriki One Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition Garou Densetsu: Wild Ambition (JPN) Samurai Shodown 64: Warriors Rage Samurai Spirits 2: Asura Zanmaden (JPN) Samurai Shodown 64 Samurai Damashii: Samurai Spirits (JPN)

HyperScan Platform One part PlayStation, one part Intellivision, one part e-Reader, all parts suck. Notable for having an X-Men versus fighter as a pack-in, but otherwise, it's pretty forgettable. Interstellar Wrestling League X-Men

iOS Platform Apple's operating system for their iPod/iPhone/iPad devices. Fly Punch Boom! King of Fighters 2003, The Samurai Shodown 5 Samurai Spirits Zero (JPN) Street Fighter X Tekken Vita Fighters

iQue Player Platform Designed by scientist Wei Yen and manufactured by Nintendo, the iQue Player (aka Nintendo iQue) was only released in China. It only plays first-party Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64 games, but it does have a couple of fighters. Custom Robo Super Smash Bros. Nintendo All-Star! Dairantō Smash Brothers (JPN)

Jaguar Platform Atari's 64-bit resurgence to the console world, it promised to be better than its 16 and 32-bit competition simply because it had more "bits". Viewed as a curiosity due to its complicated gamepad, toilet lid-shaped CD add-on, and late night informerc... Dragon Kasumi Ninja Ultra Vortek

LCD Platform Simplistic LCD, mostly 1-player games. The most well-known manufacturer in the U.S. is Tiger, but dozens of manufacturers are responsible for these games worldwide. Mortal Kombat Mortal Kombat 3 Mortal Kombat Trilogy Street Fighter 2 Super Street Fighter 2

Lexibook Platform Blanket term for the sometimes unnamed consoles developed by Lexibook. Some have different gimmicks such as portability, rudimentary motion controls, and external cartridges, but it's all the same hardware and the same pool of games. Blazing Fighter Sword Soul

Linux Platform Freely distributed computer operating system released in 1991. Some games were released sporadically over its lifespan, but it only really became a viable platform for gaming circa 2011. Fraymakers Haymaker Hyperfight Indie Game Battle Royalty Free-For-All

Luna Platform Amazon's attempt at the whole "streaming games service" thing. Essentially the same as all the others. BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle Under Night In-Birth EXE: Late(cl-r)

Lynx Platform Atari's short-lived handheld system. Ultravore

Macintosh Platform Apple Macintosh, for self-important audio producers and artists Cruz Brothers Fraymakers Hyperfight 2 One Strike Shovel Knight Showdown

Master System Platform Sega's 8-bit system designed to compete with the NES. Jang Pung 2 Jang Pung II, 장풍 II, Street Blaster, Street Battle Jang Pung 3 장풍 3 Mortal Kombat 2 Mortal Kombat II, Mortal Kombat II: Kyūkyoku Shinken Mortal Kombat 3 Sango Fighter 武將爭霸: 三國志, Wǔ Jiàng Zhēng Bà: Sānguózhì

Meta Quest Platform Facebook's virtual reality helmet game system thing. Originally Oculus Quest until FB bought the company. Fight For Your Resurrection

Mobile Platform Blanket term for mobile ("cell") phones. Whether the mobile phone market is the wave of gaming's future or just a load of barely playable crap has yet to be determined. King of Fighters 2001, The King of Fighters Mobile Part 2, The One Piece: Super Net Battle Tobal No. 1 Tobal #1, トバルNo.1, トバル ナンバーワン X-Men 2 X2 Battle

Monon Color Platform Short-lived China-only handheld. Jījiǎ Xuànfēng Gédòu-dà 机甲旋风格斗大 Yīngxióng Liánméng 英雄联盟: 终极格斗

MS-DOS Platform An operating system for IBM PCs. MS-DOS games may or may not have problems running under Windows. International Karate World Karate Championship Mortal Kombat 2 Mortal Kombat II, Mortal Kombat II: Kyūkyoku Shinken Rage of Tiger 2 Horangi-eui Bunno 2: Pi, Don, Geurigo Nunmul Shaolin Campus King 烈火少林, Blazing Shaolin Tournament of Zulula, The

MSX Platform Standardized PC platform, home to Konami's greatest virgin efforts. Champion Kendō Champion Kendo International Karate World Karate Championship Kinnikuman Colosseum Deathmatch キン肉マン コロシアムデスマッチ Yie Ar Kung-Fu (Console) Yie Ar Kung-Fu 2 Yie Ar Kung-Fu II

Naomi Platform Arcade version of Dreamcast hardware, employs proprietary GD-ROM format. Guilty Gear X Melty Blood: Act Cadenza SoulCalibur 2 SoulCalibur II Toy Fighter Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution

Neo Geo Platform Refers to both the arcade MVS and home AES versions of the hardware; SNK's ubiquitous arcade workhorse. Max 330 Mega, Pro-Gear Spec. Breakers Fight Fever 왕중왕, Wangjung-Wang King of Fighters 2001, The King of Fighters 2003, The Kizuna Encounter Fu'un Super Tag Battle (JPN)

Neo Geo CD Platform Most, but not all titles on the Neo Geo were ported to this more affordable but slightly less than perfect home system. Art of Fighting 3 Art of Fighting: Ryūko no Ken Gaiden (JPN) Fatal Fury 3 Garou Densetsu 3 (JPN) King of Fighters '95, The Real Bout Fatal Fury Special Real Bout Garou Densetsu Special (JPN) World Heroes

Neo Geo Pocket Platform SNK's brief expedition in handheld gaming, released in b/w and color variations. Fatal Fury: First Contact Garou Densetsu: First Contact (JPN) King of Fighters R-1 King of Fighters R-2 Last Blade, The: Beyond the Destiny Bakumatsu Roman Tokubetsu Ben: Gekka no Kenshi - Tsuki ni Saku Hana, Chiri Yuku Hana (JPN) SNK Gals' Fighters

N-Gage Platform Nokia's side-talkin', taco phone of a blunder. King of Fighters EX2, The King of Fighters Extreme (N-Gage port) ONE ONE Sequel

Nintendo 3DS Platform The successor to the DS, it has two screens and a stereoscopic 3D option. Cartoon Network Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden Dragon Ball Z: Super Butōden 2 My Hero Academia Boku no Hero Academia One Piece: Dai Kaizoku Colosseum

Nintendo 3DS eShop Platform Downloadable games for Nintendo's 3DS platform. Includes Virtual Console. BlayzBloo BlazBlue Battle X Battle Clay Fighter 63 1/3 Joy Mech Fight Joy Mecha Fight Urban Champion Yatagarasu ヤタガラス

Nintendo 64 Platform Released in 1996 with 64-bits and a cartridge format, it failed to make a huge impact, but being a Nintendo system, was able to ride on the waves of fanboys. Dual Heroes Flying Dragon Hiryū no Ken Twin RakugaKids Super Smash Bros. Nintendo All-Star! Dairantō Smash Brothers (JPN) Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals Transformers: Beast Wars Metals 64 (Japan)

Nintendo DS Platform In many ways, the successor to the Gameboy Advance, despite what Nintendo says. Like the Game & Watch games of yore, it has two screens. It also has touch screen capabilities and a built-in microphone. The 2008 upgrade, the Nintendo DSi, brought many... Draglade Custom Beat Battle: Draglade (JPN) Fight 'N' Jokes Katekyō Hitman Reborn! DS Flame Rumble Hyper Naruto: Ninja Destiny Naruto: Shinobi Retsuden One Piece: Gear Spirit

Nintendo Entertainment System Platform The long reign of Nintendo's console king was winding down just as Street Fighter 2 hit the big time. As such, very few fighters found their home there, if you don't count Hong Kong bootlegs. Dream Fighter Fighting Hero Impartial Judge 包青天: 格斗版, Bāo Qīngtiān: Gédòu Bǎn Sān Guózhì 三国之: 群雄争霸, San Guozhi Tenkaichi Bushi 天下一武士 ケルナグール

Ouya Platform Independent console running on modified Android OS technology. Battle High 2 Fist of OUYA Fright Fight

PC-98 Platform The NEC PC-9801, Japanese line of personal computer. Cyber Fight Jikū Sasatsu-kan Hayate 時空査察官ハヤテ ＩＮＳＰＥＣＴＯＲ Sword Dancer: Goddess of The Evil Blade ソードダンサーII　凶刃の女神 Sword Dancer: Zōkan-gō '93 ソードダンサー 増刊号'93 Wild Flowers W.F

PGM Platform Polygame Master, a Neo Geo MVS-like arcade cartridge unit developed by IGS. Killing Blade, The Ào Jiàn Kuáng Dāo, Proud Jian - Violent Dao, 傲剑狂刀 Martial Masters

Pico Platform Sega's kid-friendly platform, mostly associated with educational software, especially in its brief life in the west. In Japan, its software grew varied over time, and even warranted a successor, the Advanced Pico Beena. Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger Chōkō Senshi Changéríon Kamen Rider 555 (Pico) Shin Ultra Hero Tokusō Sentai DekaRanger

Playstation Platform After their contract with Nintendo was rendered null and void, the Playstation was changed from a Super Nintendo add-on into a fully-fledged CD-based platform. Very popular for 2D and 3D fighters, even if they weren't arcade perfect. Asuka 120% Final BURNING Fest. Croket! Kindan no Kinka Box! コロッケ! 禁断の禁貨ボックス! Kamen Rider Agito Mizuki Shigeru no Yōkai Butōden WWF Wrestlemania WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game (ports)

Playstation 2 Platform The obvious successor to the Playstation, the PS2 brought more of what made its predecessor popular. Home to hundreds of well-loved franchises, and more fighting games than you can handle. Kamen Rider: Climax Heroes Keroro Gunsō: Meromero Battle Royale Z Primal Rage Shinkon Gattai Godannar!! X-Men: Next Dimension

PlayStation 3 Platform Unlike its predecessors, gamers on the whole have failed to warm up to the PS3. Likely factors include being ludicrously expensive, the removal of proper backwards compatibility in later models, and lack of hard-hitting exclusive titles. Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi Dragon Ball Game Project Age 2011 (preliminary title), Dragon Ball: Ultimate Blast (JPN) J-Stars Victory VS Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution Naruto Shippuden: Narutimate Storm Revolution Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Naruto: Narutimate Storm

PlayStation 4 Platform Just as its name indicates, the PlayStation 4 is the fourth sequential home console from Sony. Deadly Combat King of Fighters '96, The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (Genesis) Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection Two Strikes

PlayStation 5 Platform Sony's fifth home console. Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Iron Saga Vs Mortal Kombat Trilogy Override 2 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (Genesis)

Playstation Network Platform Available in downloadable form on the Playstation 3. Kengo Kengō King of Fighters 2001, The Mortal Kombat 2 Mortal Kombat II, Mortal Kombat II: Kyūkyoku Shinken Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers Vampire Savior

Playstation Portable Platform More commonly known as PSP, it's circa a PlayStation 2 in terms of power. Runs on mini-discs called UMDs, which were also a failed movie format. An upgrade called PSP Go!, which removes the UMD slot and only offers games through a download service, w... BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Heroes' Vs. Katekyō Hitman Reborn! Battle Arena 2 Kidō Senshi Gundam: Gundam vs. Gundam Next Virtua Fighter 2

PlayStation Vita Platform Sony's second handheld console. Dead or Alive 5 J-Stars Victory VS Touhou Kobuto V 東方紅舞闘 Touhou Sky Arena Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3

R-Zone Platform Tiger Electronics' first foray into handheld gaming systems. Mortal Kombat 3 Primal Rage Virtua Fighter Virtua Fighter 2

Saturn Platform Sega's 2D powerhouse. Thanks to a cartridge slot for RAM expansion is home to many "arcade perfect" fighting ports. FIST Groove on Fight 豪血寺一族 3 Samurai Shodown 3 Samurai Spirits: Zankuro Musouken (JPN), Fighters Swords (KOR) Virtua Fighter X-Men: Children of the Atom

Sega 32X Platform A mushroom-shaped add-on for the Genesis. Slid into the Genesis' cartridge slot, it runs on 32-bit cartridges. While a few decent games were released for the system, developers and consumers were leaning more toward the Saturn for their Sega fix. Clay Fighter 63 1/3 Cosmic Carnage Cyber Brawl Mortal Kombat 2 Mortal Kombat II, Mortal Kombat II: Kyūkyoku Shinken Virtua Fighter

Sega CD Platform A CD-ROM attachment for Sega Genesis, it was touted as revolutionary, but its library was crammed full of lousy FMV games. Few titles actually used the hardware to its fullest, and thus, it got mostly ignored. Fatal Fury Special Garou Densetsu Special (JPN) Revengers of Vengeance Battle Fantasy (JPN) Samurai Shodown Samurai Spirits (JPN)

SG-1000 Platform Sega's first console, mostly forgotten by all but the most dedicated of fans. Champion Kendō Champion Kendo Yie Ar Kung-Fu (Console)

Stadia Platform Google's game streaming platform, available via multiple devices. Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2 Mortal Kombat 11 My Hero One's Justice 2 My Hero Academia: One's Justice 2 Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid Samurai Shodown (2019) Samurai Spirits

Steam Platform Created by Valve

Super A'Can Platform A 16-bit console released by Funtech Entertainment in Taiwan, in 1995. Noteworthy only for its terrible port of Sango Fighter that was reportedly coded by a single member of Panda Entertainment with a buggy and poorly documented development kit. Sango Fighter 武將爭霸: 三國志, Wǔ Jiàng Zhēng Bà: Sānguózhì

Super NES Platform 16 bit successor to the Nintendo Entertainment System. Now you're playing with power, Super Power. Battle Tycoon Best of the Best The Kickboxing, Super Kickboxing, Panza Kick Boxing Justice League Task Force Mortal Kombat Shin Kidou Senshi Gundam W: Endless Duel

Supervision Platform Game Boy competitor created by Watara. Most well-known in the west for its ubiquitousness in mail-order catalogs in the early 90s. Kung-Fu Street

Switch Platform Nintendo's home console that can be turned into a portable. Fatal Fury 2 Garou Densetsu 2 (JPN) Go All Out! King of Fighters '97, The Kirby Fighters 2 LASTFIGHT Last Fight

Switch 2 Platform Nintendo's second hybrid home console/handheld platform. Mortal Kombat Advance Mortal Kombat Trilogy Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3

Tatung Einstein Platform Taiwanese/British computer system that flopped in both venues. Still semi-popular for indie games. Yie Ar Kung-Fu

TFT Portable Player Platform A handheld device which takes proprietary cartridges which are really just an "unlock" for more games already programmed on the device. Mini Fighter

Thomson TO7 Platform French microcomputer used in almost every school in that country back in the '80's. Apparently also plays games, including a couple of old versus fighters. Yie Ar Kung-Fu 2 Yie Ar Kung-Fu II

Turbo CD Platform CD-ROM hardware expansion for NEC's Turbografx 16 (USA)/PC Engine (Japan). Art of Fighting Ryūko no Ken (JPN) Asuka 120% Maxima BURNING Fest. Flash Hiders Godzilla Godzilla: Bakutou Retsuden (JPN), Godzilla Battle Legends Kabuki Ittōryōdan Kabuki Itouryodan

TurboGrafx-16 Platform NEC's not-quite-16-bit home console. Best of the Best The Kickboxing, Super Kickboxing, Panza Kick Boxing Billy's Bad Day Street Fighter 2: Champion Edition Street Fighter 2 Dash Strip Fighter 2

Wii Platform Released in late 2006, Nintendo's Wii combines previous generation graphics with extreme controller waving action. Fatal Fury Garou Densetsu (JPN) Kamen Rider Dragon Knight King of Fighters '94, The Legend of the Dragon Samurai Shodown 3 Samurai Spirits: Zankuro Musouken (JPN), Fighters Swords (KOR)

Wii U Platform Nintendo's high-definition follow-up to the Wii. Incorporates a tablet-like controller. Injustice Injustice: Kamigami no Gekitotsu Kung Fu Panda Pokkén Tournament Pokémon Tekken (Germany) Super Smash Bros. (2014) Tekken Tag Tournament 2

Wii U Shop Platform Downloadable games for Nintendo's Wii U. Includes Virtual Console releases. Flying Warriors Hiryū no Ken II: Dragon no Tsubasa Medabots AX Medarot G Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo Super Street Fighter 2 X (JPN) Urban Champion

WiiWare/Virtual Console Platform Available in downloadable form on the Nintendo Wii. Art of Fighting Ryūko no Ken (JPN) Custom Robo V2 Fighter's History Dynamite Karnov's Revenge Karate Champ Karate Dō Ragnagard Shin-Oh-Ken (JPN)

Windows Platform The Microsoft Windows operating system, from 95 to XP and beyond. Imp Magical Battle Arena Next - Fantasy World Side 幻想郷空閃姫 Melty Blood: Twi-Lumina MGCM Combat Edition World Fighting Generation