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Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition - Midway [Game Boy Advance]

Like the previous installment of Midway's Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliances, Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition for GBA is an upgraded sequel to the original game with a truck load of new characters, secrets, combos,
fatalities, modes of play, and 3D fighting goodness. The same fun you get from Deadly Alliances also applied to this version of upgrades and still pack a good fight but like before it still lack a truly hardcore fighting experience for all handheld fighting fans everywhere.

X-Men: Mutant Academy - Activision [Game Boy Color]

X-Men fighting games come very rare in the handheld platform and this little 16-Bit 2D brawler is no exception. Published by Activision and released for the Game Boy Color in 1998, X-Men: Mutant Academy for the GBC introduced six brawlers and two secret characters from the X-Men universe each with their very own special attacks, mutant force, super combos, and counter attacks. The game also features three enjoyable modes of play including a Story Mode that expanded the story of each X-Men mutants. You'll also going to be happy to enjoy this title one on one against a friend via link cable to prove who is the strongest of all the mutant brawlers out there.

Street Fighter II - Capcom [Game Boy]

Capcom had try to port this awesome Street Fighter II title to Nintendo's achieving little handheld for a fun free-for-all fighting on the go but it lack a great solid lineup of fighters. Street Fighter II on the free Games Boy was actually based on the arcade version of Super Street Fighter II but was limited to only nine selectable fighters, in this game you had the control of six world warriors and three of the original boss characters each comes complete with all their trademark special moves and hard knock combos. There are also three modes of play in this version including a Survival Mode as well as a fun VS. Link Battle Mode for player to brawl one on one against a friend. You can also take this on the go anywhere and pick out a fight anytime you want

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Not much is interesting about this upcoming N-Gage port of SNK's greatest 2D brawler. Developed by SNK Playmore and published by Nokia, King of Fighters Extreme is a direct port of the GBA original title, King of
Fighters EX2: Howling Blood. In this N-Gage version, you get the 20 original brawlers, a vs. battle mode is via blue-tooth wireless, and an online score session support, you'll also get to unlock some pretty nifty extras such as an Endless Survival Mode and Time Attack Mode but overall that's all it introduced. You'll still going to have a lot of fun playing with the unique fighters each with their own special moves, super combos, and counter attacks but if you already own a GBA, go get the more stunning Kof:EX2 game which had more fighters and game play quality instead of wasting big bucks buying an N-Gage just to play this lame port. Also N-Gage owner who already own the damn cell phone portable game system will also need to try this title for it is the only fighting edition it had.

King of Fighters EX: Neo Blood - Sammy/SNK [free Games Boy Advance]

SNK and Sammy had team up to bring this arcade original brawler to the GBA in 2D perfect quality. The game features Neo Geo quality graphics, five modes of play including two player vs. link battle. It also contains 18 selectable characters, two secret boss characters, and ten strikers to settle the score, but overall the game play is lame, and the control isn't that comfortable to get used to, but for any 2D handheld fighting fans who crave a truly good fighting experience will have to look elsewhere but for any Kof fans who need this for their collection will be right at home here.

Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliances - Midway [Game Boy Advance]

As good as the console version turn out to be, Midway had being good to port over the handheld version of their console perfect Mortal Kombat fighting edition to the little handheld. Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliances for GBA introduced twelve kombatants each with some unique special moves, different fighting styles, weapon moves, killer combos, and fatalities. The fighting games also features some unique blend of 3D style arenas with all the visuals of the console version, though some turn out to be more then Mode 7 messes and paint job then a good design battle ground, the overall environment is big and had the feeling of a 3D game then what Tekken Advance turn out. You'll also get five modes of play including a vs. link battle mode and a Survival Mode for a good fighting appetite. And like all Mortal Kombat games before it, this little fighter also comes jam pack with a truck load of secrets for you to unlock in the "Krypt" such as secret boss characters, palette swap costumes, interesting artworks, unlockable arenas, and much more. Though if you just want to pick this up for a fight, you are definitely right at home here; nonetheless, you may not have the full experience like what the other hardcore fighting edition offers.

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