One of the most complex fighters out there with an amazing in-depth tutorial to teach you everything you ever wanted to know about any fighting game, ever. A niche, but still deserving of your time.

A great 2D anime fighting game for the initiated. Much more complex than your average fighter, but still lacking in the updated graphics department due to still using sprites. Regardless, very solid.

An old fighting game series with revamped mechanics, new great additions to the roster, and features one of the best examples of netcode in fighting game history.

Boasting one of the biggest and most interesting fighting game rosters out there coupled with fast paced play, the KOF XIV continues to be a solid next iteration of the classic fighting game style.

A sort of "make your own" fighter with a wicked sense of style and sexiness, this is a great pickup for any fighting game fan. A great introduction for the new, and a great continuation for the old.

A rollercoaster of a story telling experience from the perspective of one of LA's finest. Just when you think you got it figured out, you realize you hardly scratched the surface.

A cult classic which offers much more than what you think it would. The story carries the game, mostly because everything else is pretty lacking, but still a good time regardless.

The phrase "over-the-top" doesn't even begin to describe this new take on hack-and-slash style games. Fluid combat, great story, ridiculous levels of sexy fanservice, and everything inbetween.

One of the best 2D fighting games on the market. A fast, responsive system with absolutely unique and beautiful character designs and game mechanics that makes you think twice about passing it up.

A questionable experience that was showcased to be completely different from the rest of the Resident Evil series, but unfortunately ends up being almost exactly the same.