The most interesting fighting games released in 2003

Fighting 12 January 2003

A two-dimensional brawl in which women dressed in a bikini fight each other. The creators have prepared 19 players and 10 game modes. Each of the warriors has a unique set of blows. The production also includes a pair of hidden add-ons and animations. A game aimed at older audiences.

PC

Fighting 04 February 2003

The next installment of one of the most famous two-dimensional fights. This time we can choose between twenty different warriors. Also noteworthy is the extended range of strokes, including special blows.

PS2

Fighting 11 March 2003

Pride is one of the oldest and definitely the most prestigious organization of so-called mixed martial arts (MMA). It was established in 1997 and exhibits the best competitors in this discipline in the world, and the competition gathers several dozen thousand spectators.

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Fighting 18 March 2003

Tao Feng: Fist of the Lotus is a 3D fight, created by one of the co-creators of the cult series Mortal Kombat (John Tobias) and some people from the development team, responsible for the production of MK. The plot of the game tells the story of two Chinese sects fighting - six characters from each sect are available in the game respectively.

XBOX

Fighting 11 April 2003

A 3D fighting game by Tomy Company and the author of the original manga, Masashi Kishimoto, telling the story of a young ninja warrior called Naruto. Clash of Ninja focuses on the beginning of the adventures of Naruto, who, trying to control the demon sealed inside him, practices martial arts, supervised by his experienced teacher. Following months of training, Naruto is ready to set out on a journey and prove that he deserves the title of the best warrior of his village.

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Fighting 27 May 2003

The famous three-dimensional fight, this time for the Xbox console. The game offers 16 playable characters, as well as many different modes of play, including an extensive team competition or the typically arcade Arcade.

XBOX

Fighting 20 June 2003

Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution is a refreshed version of the series' console fight, which has been competing with the Tekken cycle for years. The production of this title is the responsibility of the famous AM2 studio, belonging to the Sega concern.

PS2

Fighting 26 August 2003

Soulcalibur II is the second installment of the highly popular series of skill fights, which dates back to the Sega DreamCast console. The player directs the actions of one of the heroes competing for the title artifact. Namco developers have prepared seven play modes, a rich collection of available weapons and equipment, as well as plenty of bonus surprises.

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Fighting 05 September 2003

A classic two-dimensional arcade game based on the title TV series. We play the role of one of the superheroes, fighting with enemies we meet along the way.

GBA

Fighting 15 October 2003

This is a tongue-in-cheek fight in which popular actors, singers and athletes take part in the fights. The game is directly based on a comedy series with the same title displayed by MTV. The player has more than twenty fighters at his disposal.

PC

Fighting 14 November 2003

A spectacular fighting game developed by Bandai, based on the license of the cult manga by Akira Toriyama. The players assume the role of characters known from the series — among the 23 available ones we can find Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, and Trunks. Every one of them has a different set of attacks, special combat abilities and energy attacks, including the iconic Kamehameha.

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Fighting 14 November 2003

A continuation of the popular fighting game, taking place in the universe created by Akira Toriyama. Once again, Dimps Corporation is the developer responsible for the title. The players once again participate in spectacular duels, assuming the roles of characters known from the animated original. The newest addition to the series is a rebuilt single player mode, called “Dragon World”, where the protagonists travel around the map in search for the titular Dragon Balls.

PS2

Fighting 04 December 2003

A sequel to the 3D fighting game by Tomy, telling the story of the popular Japanese comic book and animated TV series character. The plot of Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2 is divided into 30 chapters based on the events from the TV series, and allows you to play not only as Naruto himself but also as other characters, 10 of which are available from the start, while the other 13 you need to unlock.

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