Iron Horse is a side-scrolling platform game in which the player takes on the role of a cowboy train-robber. The cowboy can use either his fists, pistols or a whip and must work his way along a moving train, killing enemy cowboys and collecting money and special weapons.

Jackie Chan and his twin sister Josephine were great kung fu fighters in China and trained under a great master. One day when Jackie and Josephine were out walking, the Master's great enemy, The Sorcerer appeared. The Sorcerer had come to rule over China and knew the twins would stand in his way... so he cast a spell to make Josephine disappear. Now it's up to Jackie Chan to follow after the Sorcerer and battle his minions in order to rescue his sister and save China.

Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu is a side-scrolling fighting game. Jackie's controls are one button to jump and another one to attack or be used in combination with a direction for a special attack. On his quest, Jackie must punch and kick his way past frogs, ninjas, birds and other enemies. Jackie can acquire special-moves such as the Tornado attack, the 180 degree spin kick, the 360 degree spin kick and the Sky Attack. Other power-ups include energy refills and bonus points.

Jida Igeki is an Action game, developed and published by Technos Japan, which was released in Japan in 1993.

A side scrolling beat em' up, Jim Lee's Wild C.A.T.S: Covert Action Teams is based on the comic book heroes by Jim Lee. The players take control of three superheroes, Spartan, Maul and Warblade, as they travel through each level, fighting numerous mutants and robots to force a final showdown with the main antagonist, Helspont, who is bent on world destruction.

Control a samurai on 5 levels of slashing bloody action featuring a 'fatality' on each level's boss.

Based on the TV show that's based on the manga of the same title, Kamen Rider, is a Beat-'Em-Up game that was developed by Sun L and published by Bandai, and was released in Japan in 1993.

A horizontally scrolling fighting game for 1 to 4 players. Each playable character (chosen from Mark, Glen, Akira and Gil) kicks and punches their way through a number of enemy-packed levels. In addition to kicking and punching, each character also has their own unique 'special attack'; a move that injures multiple on-screen enemies at the cost of some of the player's health.

While in no way original (drawing most of its inspiration from Capcom's "Final Fight"), Karate Blazers is both hugely playable and very fast and frenetic, with the amount of on-screen enemies at times overwhelming. The graphics are also well drawn and nicely animated.

Based on the 1986 John G. Avildsen film, "The Karate Kid 2". The Karate Kid is a beat'em up game where you, as Daniel Larusso, must go through some stages (including bonus ones) from the karate competition to the final battle in Okinawa against Chozen. There are different kinds of stages, from the fighting style game (similar to Street Fighter) to the platform type like Kung Fu for NES, it also has some bonus in which your ability is tested.

Kendo Rage puts players in the role of Jo, a young girl equipped with a powerful sword and a special dash attack. The sword can frequently be upgraded to act as a shield, shoot a stream of fire, or unleash stinging butterfly attacks. As Jo makes her way across the countryside, creatures, swordsmen, and others attack, and Jo must hack and slash her way past them. The bosses are challenging, sometimes to the point of frustration, but the standard enemies are easily defeated. Colorful anime-style visuals and a varied musical score can't save the game from mediocrity; the controls are spotty and the action pales in comparison to such games as Ninja Gaiden and Shinobi.

Kenyuu Densetsu Yaiba is an Action game, published by Sega, which was released in Japan in 1994.

In many ways reminiscent to Golden Axe or Magic Sword, The King of Dragons allows for multiple character classes and a similar style of 2D side scrolling action. The story revolves around a city and its trouble withstanding attacks from a red dragon named Gildiss. You are to develop an assault of one or two characters to find this dragon and rid your home of danger once and for all. There are five character classes to choose from and all based upon classic fantasy games. Between the Fighter, Wizard, Cleric, Elf, and Dwarf there are plenty of interesting powerup combinations and spells to keep things interesting on multiple plays. In addition, a unique gaming concept is the use of magic crystals throughout the game which must be struck by a friendly weapon in order to release their powers upon the onscreen enemies.

Five Mythical warriors take up arms against the evil dragon, Gildiss and his hordes of protective monsters. Features a level-up system and the ability to switch characters at various points in the ga

action game made in 1999

The sequel to King of the Monsters, King of the Monsters 2 features more monsters, more levels and a new type of character, the minor fighter aliens, who pester you as you do battle. As in the first game, you control a monster who fights other monsters one at a time using methods from various wrestling and fighting games.

The colorful variety of monsters includes: Huge Frogger, a reptilian alien; Eifflelyte, a fierce mutant warrior; Claw Head, a crabby fusion of an assortment of creatures; Beetle Master, a super insectoid; Aqua Slug, a slimy sea creature; and Lavicus, a levitating alien maker. You get to choose from three fighters: Super Geon, a Godzilla look-alike; Atomic Guy, an armor-plated scientist; and Cyber Woo, a super robot built for war.

While fighting monsters, you'll also have to ward off heavily armed humans who are trying to regain control of the Earth. They come at you in submarines, tanks and fighter planes. You'll do battle in such exotic locations as the Grand Canyon, Tokyo, the desert and France. A two-player mode allows you and a friend to each pick a monster and go at it head-to-head, or the two of you can team up against the computer.

Knights of the Round is a fast paced action game that puts you in the role of one of three knights. Arthur and his two friends make up the cast, and you must fight through levels infested with knights, bosses, magic users and other great challenges. The game is broken up into several levels consisting of checkpoint breaks useridentified on the world map. Arthur and company are fighting to save their village and destroy an evil knight who is trying to harm the townspeople and the kingdom. Get your sword, shield, horse and armament, it's time to move out.

An excellent beat - em - up game featuring the Knights of the Round Table.
Play as Percival, Lancelot, or Arthur in this beautifully presented and action - filled adventure!

A side scrolling fighting game.
Battle your way through hordes of enemies.

4 wacky characters go after the Bulls and others who would dare threaten the peace of the city!

A side scrolling beat 'em up in a post apocalyptic setting.

A side-scrolling shooter with beat-'em-up elements featuring the KILLER BABY CARRIAGE CANNON!

Based on the manga 'Lone Wolf and Cub'.

Koryuu no Mimi is a Beat-'Em-Up game, published by Vap, which was released in Japan in 1995.

Natsume Kiroemon, the 45th leader of the Natsume family, is due to inherit the Kōryū no Mimi, a tool which gives its bearer easy access to wealth and women. As a result of his father's death, he left the Italian monastery where he'd been training and rightfully took the name "Natsume Kiroemon" as well as the power of the Kōryū no Mimi. Upon his return to Japan, Natsume fell fatally in love with Kanako, one of the user of the rival Mina family. However, the evil hand of the Mina family attacked Natsume constantly and abducted Kanako. Now Natsume has unlocked the seal, making the Kōryū's power surge, and he's striking back at the Mina family. Both Koryu and Kanako's fate are in the player's hands.

Instead of limiting all the player's attack with a weapon, he has the option of attacking normally then firing with a separate button. Much like The Ninja Warriors or Kung Fu, each stage takes place on a single movement level. While the player is not allowed to fight the same amount of enemies all at once, he is often kept pretty busy. To make things harder, the player only get a single life before being sent to the continue/game over screen. There is part-time from a computer controlled partner in the airplane (third level) but there is no way to get a full-time partner for the rest of the stages.

Players will also find gaming similarities to Final Fight and River City Ransom throughout the game.

The ultimate food fight! Mutant munchies from your freezer invade your kitchen, your life, and your world. Speed and your martial arts skills are required to overcome the vicious veggies!

Kick, jump and punch your way to victory; Knock-out the knife thrower, stop the stick fighter, and trip-up the evil Tom Tom Brothers in this action-packed martial arts contest. Beat your opponents and rescue the fair Sylvia who's held captive on the top floor. Just when you think you've got your enemies licked, there's always a Giant, a snake or a fire-breathing dragon to contend with in Kung Fu!

Kung Fu 2 is an Action game, developed by Tamtex and published by Irem, which was released in Japan in 1991.

Get ready to perform the martial arts with the precision of a master. Now is the time to accept your fate as the most courageous man alive.

You're the invincible Wang. The most skilled Kung Fu artist in the history of ancient China. Armed with the mysterious and traditional Talisman, your talents are the only defense against the wicked Madanda, the most dreaded creature ever to live.

He's just awakened from a sleep of several thousand years and his desire is to terrorize your vilage and devour its people.

The battle will be furious. And nobody knows the outcome for sure. So fight with pride and power to send this unnatural force to a final resting place.

You are blessed with a talisman that gives you supernatural strength and powers. Kung fu games are nothing new and this just continues the line of martial-art mediocrity.