The most interesting fighting games released in 2005

Fighting 05 January 2005

"Rumble Roses" is the first "feminist" wrestling, in which the men sit in the stands warming up the ladies to fight, while the ladies make of themselves a pulp in the ring. Players are pretty and very sexy, in addition, you can watch them while wrestling in the mud.

PS2

Fighting 24 February 2005

Another installment in one of the most popular series of fighting games developed for years by Bandai Namco Entertainment. In the fifth edition of King of Iron Fist Tournament a set of well-known fighters makes its appearance alongside three new ones (Asuka, Raven and Feng). Each character has their own motivation and goals, which constitutes the background for spectacular duels. Tekken 5 employs the well-known mechanics of its predecessors.

PS2

Fighting 24 March 2005

A two-dimensional fight prepared by Capcom, in which vampires, succubus, ghosts and other atrocities clash. The creators have prepared five game modes, among which the standard Arcade Mode cannot be missing.

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Fighting 29 March 2005

Spikeout: Battle Street belongs to the genre of so-called walking brawlers and is a console conversion of the game from slot machines of the same name. The program offers, above all, fast, uncompromising entertainment and a comprehensive multiplayer mode.

XBOX

Fighting 15 June 2005

King of Fighters: Maximum Impact - Maniax is a xbox version of a three-dimensional debut in a series of impressive fights. We play in one of the well-known warriors or choose one of the new characters and fight in one of the five modes.

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Fighting 30 June 2005

Garou: Mark of Th Wolves is the next installment of the famous 2D fight, in which masters of various martial arts meet with each other. The action refers to the Fatal Fury series, but restores only one of its predecessors.

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Fighting 29 August 2005

Warriors Advance Dynasty is a Game Boy Advance version of the popular scaling console. Our main goal here is to fight numerous enemy troops.

GBA

Fighting 20 September 2005

Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects is an action game created on the initiative of Electronic Arts. The program tells of the adventures of a new group of superheroes called The Imperfects ("The Imperfects"), who fight against the greatest characters from Marvel's comic books.

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Fighting 11 October 2005

For some time now we have been flooded with games with Japanese pedigree, which are based on various cartoons. Sometimes it is difficult to catch what, where, how and when. The same applies to the production of Zatch Bell: Mamodo Battles, which is an almost faithful transfer of the series known from the Cartoon Network to the virtual world. Interesting is that the producer (Eighting company) decided to go for the whole, so the game was released on three platforms at the same time.

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Fighting 12 October 2005

Rag Doll Kung Fu is an unusual in every respect fight created by Marek Healey, a developer from Lionhead Studios team. It can be purchased through Valve's online distribution system "Steam" for $12.95.

PC

Fighting 14 October 2005

A spectacular fighting game developed by Bandai on the basis of the cult manga by Akira Toriyama. The production is a successor to three Dragon Ball Z: Budokai games that were released between 2002 and 2004. The players are taken to the universe created by the Japanese mangaka yet again to fight spectacular duels on varied arenas. There are fifty fighters at our disposal, including Goku, Trunks, Piccolo, and Vegeta. Heroes are different in terms of available attacks and combat abilities.

PS2

Fighting 18 October 2005

In the game we play the role of a street warrior and fight a series of increasingly difficult fights. It is also possible to fight with other players.

PSP

Fighting 25 October 2005

The fourth part of the battle cycle started on PSX does not disappoint players - unprecedented game modes, new characters and even more beautiful graphics than before. Every fan of fighting with white weapons should feel satisfied.

PS2

Fighting 21 November 2005

Zatch Bell: Electric Arena, produced by Eighting, is a game that expands the already large stock of various productions related to the Zatch Bell series of cartoons. The series known from Cartoon Network has gained a large group of supporters all over the world, so it's no wonder that a game has appeared, bringing the adventures of nice Mamodo to virtual reality.

GBA

Fighting 22 November 2005

A sequel to the fighting game by Banpresto, developed mainly for the Game Boy Advance. The game was based on the wildly popular manga by Akira Toriyama. The gameplay of Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 focuses on spectacular battles, involving such characters as Goku, Piccolo or Cell. The game features a distinct team battle system, in which you fight using up to three warriors. You can switch from one to another or issue group orders. This gives the battles a tactical aspect.

NDS

Fighting 29 December 2005

Another installment in a series of popular arcade fighting games developed by Team Ninja. It is the first installment to be released on Xbox 360. The game features three new playable characters, including Eliot (a Xing Yi Quan fighter - the style is based on rapid punches with open palms), Kokoro (a black-haired beauty using the style of Virtua Fighter's Akira) and a female wrestler wearing a mask.

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