Hit the ice (literally) in this game. After you beat a team, you get their uniforms which each have their own special abilities. Take out all the other teams to take home the ultimate trophy.

Crash N The Boyz: Street Challenge is a very fun game for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It's about 5 high schools competing for the title of... I guess best high school. It has 5 events: 400 Meter Dash, Hammer Throw, Swimming, Roof Top Jumping, and Fighting Scene.

The 5 high schools are Southside High, Washington High, Lincoln High, Jefferson High, and Thornley High. There are certain strategies to winning the events. The winner is decided through how many events the person has won, but MOST IMPORTANTLY,WHO HAS THE MOST MONEY AT THE END OF THE TOURNAMENT!!

A Technos game featuring the loveable mug of Riki Kunio. Riki hooks up with the high school soccer team, and, well, you can kinda guess from there.

This is a port of the 8-bit original, and it shows. Game graphics are horrid, and the music (while decent) is not what it could be. Gameplay is fair at best. In fact, the only thing that saves this are the plot and, of course, the presence of the irascible Riki Kunio himself.

There are many, many titles for various platforms in which Riki Kunio appeared., but this is the only Genesis title.

Kunio is an Action game, developed by Million and published by Technos Japan, which was released in Japan in 1992.

Sequel to Nintendo World Cup featuring a football-savvy Kunio joining the Japanese team for the added extra punch of gang fighting action.

The game looks and plays pretty much as the original with you controlling a lead character across a side-scrolling court and having minimal control of whether the AI players pass or shoot the ball. Unique to the sequel are more extensive fighting options and the ability to dash and jump, which opens up a whole new arsenal of moves.

New graphic features include weather effects and different courts to play in. As with the original the game supports 4-player gameplay and includes a league mode (1P tournament), Vs and a special penalty shootout vs mode.

Japanese only release fan translated to English.

Kunios Dodge Ball (AKA Super Dodge Ball 2 and Kunio-kun no Dodge Ball dayo Zenin Shuugou) is the 16-bit Super Famicom sequel to Super
Dodgeball from the NES.

The game is a lot like the 8-bit version of the game, but with RPG-like features. You can create your own team, buy power-ups and special moves, change game settings and even
create your own characters (you can even headhunt user from the other
teams including leaders).
~courtesy of gamefaqs.com

Nekketsu! Beach Volley dayo Kunio-Kun is a Volleyball game, developed by Million and published by Technos Japan, which was released in Japan in 1994.

This soccer game was made at the time when Nintendo introduced their four player adapter, and was probably made for the four playing purpose. This is shown clearly when you choose to play 2 or more players. Then you can choose between many different ground layers, like ice, grass and stone, which adds to the replayability.

When you play a one player game you play the world cup as one of the top soccer countries of that time, and you meet countries in a fixed order. Cameroon in the first match and the final is against West Germany. In an old-school fashion you lose when you play a draw, there's no extra time whatsoever.

In the game you always steer only one character, which you choose before the match starts. You can then give simple orders to you team-mates, like pass, tackle and shoot. Your moves are also limited to these moves. The game is totally lawless, so feel free to make elbow tackles without a wink from the referee. Probably it was made this way to be funnier to play against friends.

This is the conversion of Taito's scrolling beat 'em up, which later produced unofficial sequels Target: Renegade and Renegade 3. The game is set on the mean streets of Brooklyn, which you must venture through to meet your girlfriend, and then rescue her from her kidnappers. This is split into five levels, taking you through the subway and the docks as well as some inhospitable streets. A wide range of aggressive moves are on offer, including headbutts, kicks, punches and flying kicks. Much of the game's violence is depicted in a fairly tongue-in-cheek style, with an element of attempted humour along the way.

You're an iron-fisted vigilante out to save your city from the evil Syndicate. Brawl down and dirty in the streets. Challenge biker gangs to a dangerous highway battle! Punch past armed thugs on your way through the Syndicate mansion and the ultimate fight!

After a clutch of superior beat-'em-ups hitting the Master System, this attempt looks decidedly weak and offers nothing new or classy.

An incredibly difficult but classic beat-em-up from Technos that sees a single player taking on huge gangs of street fighters. The game is spread across four stages levels, each of which is only 2 or 3 screens wide; giving the player nowhere to hide. Renegade was a rather more brutal game than others of its genre, and even allowed the player to keep attacking a downed enemy. It was also possible to pick up fallen enemies and throw them at oncoming fighters.

Renegade's designer would take what they learned while designing and writing Renegade and improve upon it in every conceivable way for the legendary "Double Dragon", released a year later.

Renegade 2, AKA Shin Nekketsu Kouha: Kunio Tachi no Banka, is a belt-scrolling action game released by Technos Japan Corp. exclusively in Japan for the Super Famicom in 1994. It was the fourth game in the Kunio-kun series released for the Super Famicom and was developed by Almanic.

Gameplay:
The fighting system is similar to the original Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun (Renegade) or the Double Dragon series. The controls consists of three attack buttons (for punches, kicks or back-attacks), jump and defend. Initially, Kunio and Riki can only perform basic moves while wearing their prison clothes. When they switch to their school uniforms, Kunio and Riki get access to more elaborate techniques such as grappling moves and individual special attacks. The fighting styles of the female characters also differ from their male counterparts (Misako and Kyoko cannot perform grab attacks for example, nor can they can they be grabbed by enemies).

Story:
Kunio and Riki are convicted of a hit and run accident and the two are sentenced to be locked away in the West Nerima Juvenile Jail. However, the two young men have no memories of ever committing such an act. The morning after, the duo are visited by Kunio's friend Hiroshi, who informs them that a series of suspicious activities have been occurring in Nekketsu High School and that man who looks like Kunio has been spotted in town. Suspecting that they may have been framed for a crime they didn't commit, Kunio and Riki set up an escape plan to meet up with Hiroshi. After a successful breakout, Kunio and Riki set out to find the true culprits.

The evil Slick has kidnapped Ryan's girlfriend and taken over the high school. You must play as either Ryan or Alex (second player) and fight your way through River City's merciless gangs before you can confront Slick and free your girl. Beat up punks and collect money to buy items which will make you stronger so you will be ready when it comes time for the final battle.

RCR 2, AKA Shodai Nekketsu Kōha Kunio-kun, is an Action Role-Playing game, developed and published by Technos Japan, which was released in Japan in 1992.

Like in RCR, you can equip weapons and use items that their enemies drop, and learning new moves and special skills, but there

This ain't elementary school and it sure as heck ain't gym class. This is Super Dodge Ball. Control your team of six players to pummel the opposing team into submission using only the ball and your team's unique skills. Each player has his own special attacks and each team has their own unique attributes.

Play the World Cup mode and take on teams from around the world to claim the championship. You play as the star USA team and must work your way through teams from countries such as England, Iceland, Japan, and more to finally take on the current ruling world champions, the Soviet Union.

Or you can challenge a friend in Versus mode and go head to head with whatever teams you choose.

Or, if you just feel like cutting loose, you can play Bean Ball mode which is just a free-for-all every-man-for-himself romp in the school yard. Be the last man standing. You can play this alone or with a friend, but the computer will control the remaining 4-5 players.

The player takes control of the American team, who must compete against five other nations in a worldwide dodgeball tournament. In the first match, the player represent the state Dallas and must defeat their rivals from Chicago to represent America in the World Cup. Afterwards, the player will take on England, Iceland, China and Africa before fighting against the champions from Japan.

The popular game of Dodge Ball is a rather unique sport in which teams of three players try to knock each other out with the help of special moves and team attacks. In this game you take control of a team and must beat all other teams (you can even recruit the other team's leader after beating them!) in order to face the current Dodge Ball champion and take the title. Features cool anime style graphics, catchy music & great sound effects, plenty of moves at your disposal and a solid challenge level. Dodge Ball anyone?