1v1 2D fighter that “tries” to be a simulator of the martial arts but it’s a very arcadey experience. Has some notoriety because of the intro to the final boss. It’s pretty unique

Taekwondo Grand Prix

Hello There

2018 (10/09)

Windows

Download (Steam)

Android, iOS

Retail

Commercial

N/A

2.1.6

Original game netcode? / Parsec / Steam Remote

Garyou Tensei (in japanese)

N/A

1v1 2.5D fighter and sequel of the mobile game “The Taekwondo Game: Global Tournament”. Originally a mobile game, it was later ported to Steam. Don’t know if netplay has rollback netcode. It’s an arcadey experience (I mean, it’s 2.5D!)

Taekwondo Master

BeerBoyZ

1995 (??/??)

Amiga

Floppy Disk

N/A

Indie

Commercial

FS-UAE

Super Taekwondo Master

N/A

FS-UAE / Parsec

N/A

1v1 2D fighter made in Poland with a Taekwondo setting but it’s definitely silly and over the top. Has an update called “Super Taekwondo Master”

Taiketsu! Ultra Hero

対決! ウルトラヒーロー

Jordon

2004 (03/05)

Game Boy Advance

Cartridge

N/A

Retail

Commercial

mGBA

N/A

Parsec for mGBA (use two to four instances of the emulator opened), VBA-M (netplay)

N/A

1v1 2D fighter based on Ultraman. As a fighting game is very mediocre and slow but the spritework is very cool (and has been stolen for a lot of MUGEN builds)

Tail Concerto Battle

テイルコンチェルトバトル

Bujin

Unknown (seems to be 2003)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

LilithPort / Parsec

Official web (in japanese)

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter and fangame of the PS1 game “Tail Concerto” that also has Klonoa from the game of the same name and Ran-oh from "Tales of the Moon" as guest characters. Not saved by Archive.org but is not that hard to find (has some cult status even in the west)

Taisen Kakutō Game Super Ero Ero Fighter Moeyo Erogon!!

対戦格闘ゲームスーパーえろえろファイター燃えよエロゴン!!

Ero

2012 (08/09)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

LilithPort / Parsec

DLSite entry (NSFW)

N/A

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter with female cosplayers and… I guess rapist guys. 2D sprites using prerender 3D models. Very vulgar NSFW game. Has a demo at DLSite

Taito Memories Gekan

タイトーメモリーズ下巻

Taito

2005 (08/25)

PlayStation 2

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2

N/A

Parsec

See entry of the respective game

Compilation that has the arcade fighting game “Violence Fight”

Taito Memories II Jōkan

タイトーメモリーズ2 上巻

Taito

2007 (01/25)

PlayStation 2

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2

N/A

Parsec

See entry of the respective game

Compilation that has the arcade fighting game “Dino Rex”

Taito Milestones 2

Taito

2023 (08/31)

Switch

Cartridge

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Ryujinx

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Compilation that has the arcade fighting games “Dino Rex” and “Solitary Fighter”. Doesn’t work on Yuzu (hangs) but works on Ryujinx

Tales of the Moon

Erotan

Unknown (before 2003)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

LilithPort / Parsec

N/A

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter with a fantasy setting. It’s technically a demo but the full game was never released. Official website is still up but the download link is dead. Fortunately it was saved by Archive.org so I put that preserved version here. Unstable on modern Windows versions

Tales of VS.

テイルズオブバーサス

Matrix Software / Namco Bandai

2009 (08/06)

PlayStation Portable

UMD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PPSSPP

N/A

PPSSPP

N/A

4 players 2.5D platform fighter and crossover of various characters from the “Tales” franchise. It’s sadly not good. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs

Tanuki's Playground

たぬきのあそびば (Tanuki no Asobiba)

Tanukita Taichi

2025 (11/13)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

1.3.2

Original game netcode? / Parsec

Freem entry

N/A

Ikemen GO game. 1v1 2D fighter with animals, but the dev obviously mostly loves tanukis. Very easy to learn gameplay. Had a side tournament at Evo Japan 2026. Has Ikemen GO native netplay but I haven’t tested it yet

Tao Feng: Fist of the Lotus

Studio Gigante

2003 (03/18)

Xbox

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Xemu

N/A

Parsec

1v1 3D fighter developed by John Tobias of Mortal Kombat fame, more close to the VF/Tekken style of gameplay. Was a commercial failure but honestly I think the game has its charm and it’s not THAT bad as most people say. To my surprise the game runs amazingly good on Xemu

Tao Taido

タオ体道

Video System

1993 (??/??)

Arcade (custom hardware)

ROM board

N/A

Retail

Commercial

MAME / FBNeo

N/A

6 buttons ver?

Fightcade

N/A

StrategyWiki

1v1 2D fighter that is a clusterfuck. Has 2, 3 and 6 buttons version (no, really). The 6 button version has been rumored that is a prototype. Malcolm from Aero Fighters 3 is a guest character. So bad it’s good category for me (don’t ask me why but the game has some fans in South Korea)

Tatakae! Circle Gamer Fubuki

戦え！ツクールゲーマーふぶき

Banda Visual?

Unknown (between 2002/3)

Windows

N/A

Retail…?

Commercial

N/A

LilithPort / Parsec

N/A

A 2D Fighter Maker 2nd game based on the anime “Arcade Gamer Fubuki” but it’s not a fangame: it was a bonus included in the first DVD of the OVAs. Only one character, Fubuki. VERY hard to find but it’s not lost, as the character was transplanted to numerous MUGEN builds

Tatakae! Konyanko

戦え！こにゃんこ

Nankoku Byouyou

1994 (??/??)

X68000

Floppy Disk

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

MAME, XM6 or px68k-libretro for RetroArch

Tatakae! Konyanko Kokoro

N/A

Parsec

N/A

First entry. Also known as “Fight! PussyCats”. 1v1 2D fighter with catgirls. VERY impressive for a 1994 X68000 doujin fighter. Has two demos. It's on MAME software list (the demos too). Slightly NSFW

Tatakae! Konyanko EX

戦え！こにゃんこEX

Nankoku Byouyou

Unknown (around 95/97)

X68000

Floppy Disk

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

MAME, XM6 or px68k-libretro for RetroArch

Tatakae! Konyanko Kokoro

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Second entry. Update with extra characters and stages. It’s on MAME software list. Slightly NSFW

Tatakae! Konyanko Kokoro

戦え！こにゃんこ心

Nankoku Byouyou

1998 (08/14)

Windows

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Third and final entry. Update that jumped to Windows but uses the same sprites. Also very impressive for that doujin soft era. VERY hard to find because the dev DMCA’s you if you upload it even to this day, but it’s possible. Hard to run on modern Windows versions (no music, visual glitches). Slightly NSFW

Tatsunoko Fight

タツノコファイト

Electronics Application

2000 (10/05)

PlayStation

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja

N/A

1v1 2D fighter with Tatsunoko characters. Gameplay is SUPER STIFF and inputs between combos sometimes doesn’t work (tested on original hardware). Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs, it’s also on Arkadyzja with everything too. It’s mediocre, sadly

Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes

タツノコバーサスカプコンクロスジェネレーションオブヒーローズ

Eighting / Capcom

2008 (12/11)

Wii, Arcade (Wii based hardware)

DVD (for both platforms)

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Dolphin (Wii, Arcade)

Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars

N/A

Dolphin

The very first version of TatsuCap was released only in Japan. Arcade version works in Dolphin since 2024. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs. If you want to unlock all in the arcade version go to test menu, game configuration, password and write “KUHMFRSW”

Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars

タツノコバーサスカプコンアルティメットオールスターズ

Eighting / Capcom

2010 (01/26)

Wii

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Dolphin

N/A

Dolphin

Update, this time released in the US. Japanese version has different music inspired from the anime series (which a lot of people prefer) yet there’s a hack for the US version with the japanese music. Still in Wii prison. Has native netplay but believe me, you don’t want to try that

Tattoo Assassins

Data East Pinball

1994 (unreleased)

Arcade (Data East 32 bit ARM)

ROM board

N/A

Retail

Commercial

MAME / FBNeo

Tattoo Assassins (exA-Arcadia version)

US prototype, Mar 14 1995

Fightcade

N/A

What can I say at this point? it’s a classic thanks to MAME. Another prototype was found some years ago and was added to MAME as the base version but I don’t know if it has too many changes (the music has less bugs, that was noticeable). exA-Arcadia version that wants to “complete” the game is coming

Team Rush

infinitejuggle

To be announced (in development)

Windows

Download (Itch.io, Steam)

N/A

Indie

Commercial?

N/A

Demo Build 2025.01

Parsec

N/A

4 players 2.5D platform fighter. According to the dev the game was inspired by “Smash Brothers, beat ‘em ups and traditional fighting games”. Has two demos. Development has been slow. No online for now?

Tech Romancer

超鋼戦紀キカイオー (Choukou Senki Kikaioh)

Capcom

1998 (09/24)

Arcade (ZN-2)

ROM board

N/A

Retail

Commercial

MAME

Choukou Senki Kikaioh for Matching Service

980914 (all regions)

MAME32k (Kaillera)

1v1 3D fighter with mechas inspired in classic super robot anime, with the legendary Shoji Kawamori as supervisor. Very simple gameplay. A cult classic in Japan but very few people take the game seriously even there. DC port is more like a remaster (see bellow). It’s NOT available in any modern compilation

Tech Romancer (Dreamcast port)

超鋼戦紀キカイオー (Choukou Senki Kikaioh)

Capcom

2000 (01/13)

Dreamcast

GD-ROM

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Flycast

Choukou Senki Kikaioh for Matching Service

N/A

Flycast Dojo / Fightcade / Arkadyzja

N/A

The DC port is close to a remake: was visually improved just like “Plasma Sword”, has two new mechas and was rebalanced. Save file available at GameFAQs and it’s on Fightcade/Arkadyzja. It’s NOT available in any modern compilation. Next update is “Choukou Senki Kikaioh for Matching Service”

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Warriors (Japan SNES)

ティーンエージミュータントニンジャタートルズミュータントウォリアーズ

Konami

1993 (12/03)

Super Nintendo

Cartridge (16Mbit)

PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S, Switch, Steam (on “The Cowabunga Collection”)

Retail

Commercial

Ares

N/A

Fightcade

N/A

The SFC japanese version of “Tournament Fighters” not only has a sexier version of Aska and different voices for the characters but also, according to some players, has different balance. I need more info about this but seems that no one plays this version (not even in Japan). It’s on the Cowabunga Collection

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up

Game Arts / Toylogic / Y’s K

2009 (09/22)

PlayStation 2

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up (Wii port)

N/A

Parsec

N/A

4 players 2.5D patform fighter. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs. Wii port is an update (see bellow)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Smash-Up (Wii port)

Game Arts / Toylogic / Y’s K

2009 (09/22)

Wii

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Dolphin

N/A

Dolphin

N/A

The Wii port was released at the same time with the PS2 version but it’s an update: added four characters (Fugitoid, Ninja Rabbid, Raving Rabbid and Splinter Rabbid… yep, from -that- franchise). Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection

Digital Eclipse

2002 (08/30)

PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One, Series X/S, Switch, Steam

Download (PSN, eShop, Xbox Live)

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Yuzu/Ryujinx (Switch)

N/A

2022/12/21 update

Original game netcode

Steam entry

See entry of the respective game

Compilation that has the NES, Genesis and SNES versions of “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters”. SNES version has rollback netcode. The NES version supports Hothead mirror matches and no flickering. Has the classic Digital Eclipse input delay issues and there’s zero scene there

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (Genesis)

ティーンエージミュータントニンジャタートルズトーナメントファイターズ

Konami

1993 (12/03)

Sega Genesis

Cartridge (16Mbit)

PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S, Switch, Steam (on “The Cowabunga Collection”)

Retail

Commercial

BlastEm

N/A

Fightcade

N/A

The version that most people hate and has a bad reputation. For me it’s mediocre but has some silly fun stuff. Seems that the differences with the japanese version are minimal. It’s on the Cowabunga Collection but has no online modes

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (NES)

ティーンエージミュータントニンジャタートルズトーナメントファイターズ

Konami

1993 (12/04)

Nintendo Entertainment System

Cartridge

PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S, Switch, Steam (on “The Cowabunga Collection”)

Retail

Commercial

Mesen

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection

N/A

Fightcade

N/A

One of the last official NES games. A very decent 1v1 2D fighter considering the limitations. The version available at The Cowabunga Collection is kind of an update??. Online works fine on Fightcade (could have some desyncs issues at times though)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters (SNES)

Konami

1993 (12/03)

Super Nintendo

Cartridge (16Mbit)

PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Series X/S, Switch, Steam (on “The Cowabunga Collection”)

Retail

Commercial

Ares

Japanese version? (debatable)

N/A

Fightcade

N/A

1v1 2D fighter with the turtles. It’s on The Cowabunga Collection with rollback but no one plays there. Has a cool romhack called “Championship Edition” with QoL stuff. The Beta is VERY interesting! (no black bars!). Also check the romhack “Grandmasters Edition”. Has a small scene at Fightcade. Great game

Teikauto

ていかうと

Papota

2004 (08/14)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

2005/02/12 version

Parsec

See official website

Name can be read as “Takeout”?. 1v1 2.5D fighter with a fantasy setting. Website is still up after all these years but the game doesn’t work at least on my PC now (ask for a missing “12AEF051.dll” file that I haven’t found any info aobut it) so if you have better luck with this please contact me. No online modes

Teikoku-chō Sanban-ku

帝国町三番区

GASSYU

1998 (??/??)

Windows

Download (exe file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

Parsec

N/A

2D Fighter Maker 95 game. 1v1 2D fighter with humans vs. aliens. Winner of the Famitsu’s Bronze Prize at the Internet Contest Park in 1998. Game was saved by Archive.org

Tekken

鉄拳

Namco

1994 (12/09)

Arcade (Namco System 11)

ROM board

PS1, PS2 (via Tekken 5), PS2 (via NamCollection), PS3, PSP, PSV

Retail

Commercial

MAME (Arcade), Duckstation (PS1)

N/A

MAME32k (Kaillera, Arcade), Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja (PS1)

PS1 port was slightly downgraded visually. I’ve heard balance is also not 100% the same but I need more info about that. Save file for the PS1 port with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs. It’s also on PS2 via “NamCollection” and Tekken 5’s History Mode

Tekken 2

鉄拳2

Namco

1995 (08/??)

Arcade (Namco System 11)

ROM board

PS1, PS2 (via Tekken 5), PS3, PSP, PSV, Mobile, Zeebo, PS4, PS5

Retail

Commercial

MAME (Arcade), Duckstation (PS1)

N/A

Ver. C

MAME32k (Kaillera, Arcade), Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja (PS1)

PS1 port was slightly downgraded visually. Arcade had two small revisions: B and C, which fixed infinites. PS1 is based on Version B. Save file available at GameFAQs. It’s also on PS2 via Tekken 5’s History Mode and PS4/5 via PSN. It’s also on the fucking Zeebo (see “Unplayable on PC”)

Tekken 3

鉄拳3

Namco

1997 (03/12)

Arcade (Namco System 12)

ROM board

PS1, PS2 (via Tekken 5), PS4, PSV

Retail

Commercial

MAME (Arcade), Duckstation (PS1)

N/A

TET2/VER.E1… I think?

MAME32k (Kaillera, delay), Retrobuda (Arkadyzja, rollback)

Arcade version jumped to System 12, the same board as Soulcalibur, and looks better than the PS1 port. Has A LOT of small revisions (A, B, E1, D, TET1 and TET2) that I haven’t found info about the differences (need help!). It’s on Arkadyzja with rollback using Retrobuda (TET2/VER.E1) with all unlocked

Tekken 3 (PS1 port)

鉄拳3

Namco

1998 (05/19)

PlayStation

PS4, PS5, PlayStation Classic (runs at 50FPS)

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja

PS1 port was downgraded visually (especially the stages) but it’s an update: added Anna Williams, Gon and Dr. Bosconovitch. Has a moderately active scene at Arkadyzja using rollback (with everything unlocked). Save file at GameFAQs, also there’s a hacked ISO with all unlocked from the start

Tekken 3D: Prime Edition

鉄拳 3D プライムエディション

Arika / Bandai Namco

2012 (02/14)

Nintendo 3DS

Game Card

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Citra

N/A

Citra

Gaming Info (YouTube)

A spin-off of sorts of “Tekken 6” with a young Heihachi as an exclusive character, new stages, rebalance and stereoscopic 3D effect. Runs on Citra but sound effects are off (seems that this hasn’t been fixed on any Citra fork as for 2026 but if you know this was somehow fixed please contact me)

Tekken 4

鉄拳4

Namco

2001 (07/14)

Arcade (Namco System 246)

DVD

PS2

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2X6 (Arcade), PCSX2 (PS2)

N/A

TEF3 Ver. C

Parsec

The black sheep of the Tekken franchise (some people will say it’s Tekken 8 now lol). Arcade and PS2 versions are almost identical. Save file available at GameFAQs. Arcade version runs on the fork PCSX2X6

Tekken 5

鉄拳5

Namco

2004 (12/15)

Arcade (Namco System 256)

DVD

PS2

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2X6 (Arcade), PCSX2 (PS2)

Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection

N/A

Parsec

Arcade version runs fine on the fork PCSX2X6 (for the first time since June 2026, Play! doesn’t support this yet?). PS2 version is based on the arcade release and the balance is exactly the same. One of the most popular entries in the franchise. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs

Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection

鉄拳5 ダーク・リザレクション

Namco / Eighting

2005 (12/20)

Arcade (Namco System 256)

DVD

PS3 (two versions!)

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2X6 (Arcade), RPCS3 (PS3)

N/A

Dark Resurrection Online

RPCS3 (using RPCN), Parsec (Arcade)

SuperCombo (see "player resources")

Added Lili, Dragunov and Armor King. PSP port plays different (see “Tekken: Dark Resurrection”). Has two PS3 ports: “Dark Resurrection” and “Dark Resurrection ONLINE” that added training and netplay (works on RPCN). PS3 ports runs on 1080p natively!. Arcade version runs on the fork PCSX2X6

Tekken 5.1

鉄拳5.1

Namco

2005 (07/??)

Arcade (Namco System 256)

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2X6

Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection

TE53 Ver. B

Parsec

N/A

An arcade exclusive rebalance patch that fixed a lot of stuff, including (according to Wikipedia) “the remove of the infamous Double Stinger infinite combo of Steve Fox”. Runs fine on the fork PCSX2X6

Tekken 6

鉄拳6

Namco Bandai Games

2007 (10/27)

Arcade (Namco System 357)

HDD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

RPCS3 Project OMED

Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion

N/A

Parsec

N/A

The original arcade release of Tekken 6 has never been ported to anything (Tekken 6 console versions are based on Bloodline Rebellion). Original vanilla release works on a fork of RPCS3 called “RPCS3 Project OMED” (use rpcs3_T6.exe to boot) without Banapass support

Tekken 6 (PSP port)

鉄拳6

Namco Bandai Games

2009 (11/24)

PlayStation Portable

UMD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PPSSPP

N/A

PPSSPP

N/A

It’s called “Tekken 6” but in reality is a port of Bloodline Rebellion. Obviously downgraded graphically. According to some sources the balance is different too but I need more detailed info about this. Save file with all unlocked available at GameFAQs (but no guide, use the console guides instead for now)

Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion

鉄拳6 ブラッドラインリベリオン

Namco Bandai Games

2008 (12/18)

Arcade (Namco System 357)

HDD

PS3 and Xbox 360 as just “Tekken 6”

Retail

Commercial

RPCS3 Project Omed (Arcade), RPCS3 (PS3), Xenia (Xbox 360)

N/A

1.03

RPCS3 (using RPCN, PS3), Parsec (all platforms)

Seesaawiki (in japanese)

PS3/360 ports are called “Tekken 6” but they are in reality ports of “Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion”. PSP port plays different? (see entry) Arcade works on a fork of RPCS3 called “RPCS3 Project Omed” (use rpcs3_T6.exe to boot). PS3 online works on RPCN. Works on Xenia but I recommend to use RPCS3

Tekken 7

鉄拳7

Bandai Namco Studios

2015 (02/18)

Arcade (Namco System ES3)

HDD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Jconfig / TeknoParrot

Tekken 7 (console/PC port)

N/A

Parsec

N/A

The original arcade release of Tekken 7 has never been ported to anything (Tekken 7 console/Steam versions are based on Fated Retribution). Original vanilla release works on Jconfig / Teknoparrot

Tekken 7: Fated Retribution

鉄拳7 フェイティッドレトリビューション

Bandai Namco Studios

2016 (07/05)

Arcade (Namco System ES3)

HDD

PS4, Xbox One and Steam as just “Tekken 7”, latest patch on Arcade as “Tekken 7: Fated Retribution Round 2”

Retail

Commercial

Jconfig / TeknoParrot (Arcade)

N/A

5.10

Original game netcode / Parsec / Steam Remote (Steam)

Wavu

Fucking finally on Steam. The consumer ports are in reality a port of Fated Retribution. Steam netplay is mega random…. maybe Parsec or Steam Remote would be a better choice depending on the ISP. Latest patch of consumer version was released on Arcades as “Round 2”, works on Jconfig / Teknoparrot

Tekken 8

鉄拳8

Bandai Namco Studios / Arika

2024 (01/26)

PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Steam

Blu Ray (consoles), Download (Steam)

N/A

Retail

Commercial

N/A

3.00.02

Original game netcode

Wavu

For now the latest Tekken. No arcade release (shaaaaaame). Started with critical acclaim and now after season 2 it’s a disaster. I think the game is fun, but I understand the Tekken old heads. Online is very good

Tekken Advance

鉄拳アドバンス

Eighting / Namco

2001 (12/21)

Game Boy Advance

Cartridge

N/A

Retail

Commercial

mGBA

N/A

Parsec for mGBA (use two instances of the emulator opened), VBA-M (netplay)

Considered the laughing stock of the franchise for some people, I personally love it and I still think is mad fun. It’s basically Tekken 3 in 2D (you can still move in 3D). Do King’s “Cobra Clutch” and get ready for a cinematic experience. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs

Tekken Hybrid

鉄拳ハイブリッド

Namco Bandai Games

2011 (11/22)

PlayStation 3

Blu Ray

N/A

Retail

Commercial

RPCS3

N/A

Parsec

See entries on the respective games

Compilation with the movie “Tekken: Blood Vengeance 3D”, a demo of Tag 2 (the full game wasn’t released yet) and, most importantly, the HD remake of the first “Tekken Tag Tournament” that is the only way to get in on physical media. This HD version was later released as a standalone download on PSN

Tekken Tag Tournament

鉄拳タッグトーナメント

Namco

1999 (06/11)

Arcade (Namco System 11)

ROM board

N/A

Retail

Commercial

MAME

N/A

TEG2/VER.C1

Retrobuda (Arkadyzja, rollback), MAME32k (Kaillera, delay)

Chichi's (in korean)

Still super popular in South Korea and third world countries. Finally has rollback via Retrobuda on Arkadyzja (with also everything unlocked from the start) and it’s slowly building an online community there. There’s some boomers that still plays on Kaillera but I strongly not recommend that now

Tekken Tag Tournament (PS2 port)

鉄拳タッグトーナメント

Namco

2000 (03/30)

PlayStation 2

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2

N/A

Parsec

Chichi's (in korean)

The jump on the graphics was so high it’s considered more like a remake, like “Soulcalibur” on DC. Supports 4 players tag. Unknown is playable too. According to some players the PS2 port has slightly more input delay but I’m not 100% sure. Korean release is on DVD and loads faster. Save file at GameFAQs

Tekken Tag Tournament 2

鉄拳タッグトーナメント2

Namco Bandai Games

2011 (09/14)

Arcade (Namco System 369)

HDD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

RPCS3 Project OMED

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (console versions)

N/A

Parsec

N/A

First entry. The original arcade release of Tekken Tag Tournament 2 has never been ported to anything (TTT2 console ports are based on TTT2 Unlimited). Original vanilla release works on a fork of RPCS3 called “RPCS3 Project OMED”

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (console versions)

鉄拳タッグトーナメント2

Namco Bandai Games

2012 (09/11)

PlayStation 3, Xbox 360

Blu Ray (PS3), DVD (Xbox 360)

Wii U (as “Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Wii U Edition”)

Retail

Commercial

RPCS3 (PS3), Xenia (Xbox 360), CEMU (Wii U)

N/A

1.03

RPCS3 (using RPCN), Parsec (all platforms)

Seesaawiki (in japanese)

Third and final entry: based on Unlimited but added more characters/stages. Supports 4 players tag. Wii U has extra cosmetics but balance is the same. Runs great on RPCS3 (small lighting issues, online works), Xenia is not recommended and CEMU runs with glitches but works on weaker CPU/GPU specs

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Unlimited

鉄拳タッグトーナメント2 UNLIMITED

Namco Bandai Games

2012 (03/27)

Arcade (Namco System 369)

HDD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

RPCS3 Project OMED

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 (console versions)

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Second entry. Update for the arcade version that added new characters and stages. The consoles versions are the third entry after Unlimited (see above). Arcade version works on a fork of RPCS3 called “RPCS3 Project OMED”

Tekken Tag Tournament HD

鉄拳タッグトーナメントHD

Namco Bandai Games

2011 (11/22)

PlayStation 3

Blu Ray (Tekken Hybrid), Download (PSN)

N/A

Retail

Commercial

RPCS3

N/A

Parsec

Try the guides for the original I guess

An HD remake of TTT1, originally only available on “Tekken Hybrid”, later released as a standalone downloadable product on PSN. 16:9 1080p remake with also better 3D models. Balance is different to Arcade/PS2 versions (this was confirmed by Harada). No online modes. Works on RPCS3 with some glitches

Tekken: Dark Resurrection

鉄拳ダーク・リザレクション

Eighting / Namco

2006 (07/06)

PlayStation Portable

UMD

PS4 and PS5 via PSN (yes, it’s the PSP version)

Retail

Commercial

PPSSPP

Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection

N/A

PPSSPP

N/A

The PSP port of Dark Resurrection is called like that, without the 5. According to the Tekken community and the japanese Wikipedia the balance is different to Arcade/PS3 Dark Resurrection and it’s more like a spin-off that looks amazing on PSP. Save file with all unlocked available at GameFAQs

Tenkaichi Bushi Keru Nagūru

天下一武士ケルナグール

Game Studio / Namcot

1989 (07/21)

Nintendo Entertainment System

Cartridge

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Mesen

N/A

Mednafen?

N/A

1v1 2D fighter with a chinese martial arts setting. It’s much more focused on its 1 player RPG-style story mode but still has a 2 players versus mode. Very basic as most pre-SFII fighting games, but has some charm. It’s NOT on Fightcade, I don’t know why

Tenryu Axel City Gaiden

天龍AXELCITY外伝

Project Atsuki

2009 (09/28)

Windows

Download (exe file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware/Commercial

N/A

Axel City 2: The Final Storm

N/A

LilithPort / Parsec

Also known as “Tien Ron”. 2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. This is a weird one: it’s an spin-off AND an update for “Axel City”: the first option is a free standalone game and the second is a patch that adds the characters of this spin-off to base Axel City. Next entry is “Axel City 2” (see “Unplayable on PC”)

Tensou Sennin Almayer

天装旋忍アルマイヤー

Mori Seishiro

2012 (??/??)

Windows

Download (lzh file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

LilithPort / Parsec

N/A

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter with three girls in a tokusatsu-ish fashion. It’s technically a demo but the game was never finished. Download link was NOT saved by Archive.org so this is a real hard to find, maybe even lost media? (if you have it please contact me)

Terrordrome: Reign of the Legends

Huracan Studio

2024 (10/17)

Windows

Download (Steam)

N/A

Indie

Commercial

N/A

1.04.2

Parsec / Steam Remote

Steam guides

Sequel to “Rise of the Boogeymen” made from scratch that jumped to 2.5D and it’s a commercial project. Now has original characters, but it’s still based on horror tropes. Has online (delay based, I think) but my experience with it was very unstable so I recommend to use Parsec / Steam Remote for now

Terrordrome: Rise of the Boogeymen

Huracan Studio

2007 (??/??)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Indie

Freeware

N/A

2.10.2

LilithPort / Parsec

Fandom

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter and fangame with characters from classic 80’s horror movies. 3D models using prerender 2D sprites. Pretty decent game. Download link from the official website is not available but it’s very easy to find (see Fandom). Has a unofficial update called Extended Version

Theatre of Pain

Mirage

1997 (??/??)

MS-DOS

N/A

Retail

Commercial

DOSBox-X

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Free Game Empire

1v1 2D fighter made by the same staff of “Rise of the Robots”. 2D sprites with 3D prerender models. It’s mediocre, but it’s WAAAAAAAAAAY better than Rise 1 and 2 (at least has fun combos). Has no training mode but has a debug mode that helps with that (see recommended guide)

Them's Fightin Herds

Mane6

2020 (03/30)

Windows

Download (Steam)

Linux, MacOS, Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, exA-Arcadia

Indie

Commercial

Yuzu/Ryujinx (Switch)

N/A

6.0.0 Rev2

Original game netcode

Fandom

1v1 2.5D fighter with characters by Lauren Faust, created by the team that made “My Little Pony: Fighting is Magic”. Game was abandoned at some point (there’s some controversy there) but an exA-Arcadia version was announced in 2026 so who knows. Game’s fine, but slow for its style of gameplay imho

Thrill Kill

Paradox Development

1998 (unreleased)

PlayStation

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja

N/A

4 players 3D fighter that made some buzz because of it’s violence. Cancelled when it was almost completed but was leaked immediately. Engine was used for “Wu-Tang Shaolin Style”. Has a fanmod called “TKPlus” with all unlocked from the start and versus mode highlighted. Both versions are on Arkadyzja

Time & Stopper

タイム＆ストッパー

Negesoft

2017 (??/??)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

ver03?

LilithPort / Parsec

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter based on a novel written by the same dev that also created the cult classic doujin fighting game “Requiem”. Was abandoned around 2020, download links are dead and wasn’t saved by Archive.org but it’s not lost. Warning: Wiki is based on an outdated version (!?)

Time Killers

Incredible Technologies

1992 (11/??)

Arcade (IT/Strata 32-bit)

ROM board

Genesis, iiRcade

Retail

Commercial

MAME / FBNeo

N/A

1.32

Fightcade

N/A

1v1 2D weapon based fighter, well known for being very gory… and shitty. Has a spiritual sequel called ”BloodStorm”. Genesis port was released four years later in 1996 and it fucking suck ass, that’s all I will say about it here. It’s also on a modern arcade cabinet called “iiRcade”, released in 2021

Time Warriors

Silmarils

1997 (??/??)

MS-DOS, Windows

N/A

Retail

Commercial

DOSBox-X (MS-DOS)

N/A

Parsec

N/A

1v1 3D weapon based fighter with a Greek/Roman classical antiquity setting. Gameplay is, at least for me, heavily inspired in “Battle Arena Toshinden”. Has two PC ports: DOS and Windows. I strongly recommed to use the DOS port via DOSBox because trying to run the Win version now is a pain in the ass

Timeslaughter

Bloodlust Software

1996 (??/??)

MS-DOS

Floppy Disk

N/A

Retail

Freeware

DOSBox-X

N/A

Parsec

See official website

1v1 2D fighter made by the guys who created Nesticle (no, really!). Super gory, edgy and adolescent. Made freeware in the 2000s. Website and download was shutdown but was saved by Archive.org (is still very easy to find)

TMNT: Mutant Melee

Konami Computer Entertainment Hawaii

2005 (03/15)

Gamecube, Windows, Xbox

Gamecube Game Disc, DVD (Win, Xbox)

PS2

Retail

Commercial

Dolphin (GC), Xemu (Xbox), PCSX2 (PS2)

N/A

PS2 version?

Dolphin (GC), Parsec (Xbox, PS2)

N/A

4 players platform fighter. Yes, it’s “TMNT”, not the full name of the franchise. It’s… very mediocre to say the least. PS2 port was released later, don’t know if it has big differences. Save file with everything unlocked for console ports available at GameFAQs

To Aru Majutsu no Index

とある魔術の禁書目録

Shade

2011 (01/27)

PlayStation Portable

UMD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PPSSPP

N/A

PPSSPP

2 players 3D arena fighter based on the manga and anime of the same name. It’s actually not that bad, I wish it had a little faster gameplay. Has an english fantranslation. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs

To Fight

とぅふぁいと

D.O.J.

2001 (08/10)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

To Fight Evolution Extreme Edition

N/A

Parsec

N/A

First entry of the first game. 1v1 2D fighter. Four characters. This is NOT a 2DFM2nd game, it was made using SFWinC, and also it’s not only a fangame of “To Heart” but it’s also a crossover with characters from various visual novels. Has a demo. Next update is “To Fight Evolution”

To Fight 2

とぅふぁいと2

D.O.J.

2006 (12/31)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

To Fight 2 X Dynamite

N/A

Parsec

N/A

First entry of this sequel. It’s not an update but a new title made from scratch, using new characters from the videogame “To Heart 2”. Next update is “To Fight 2 X”

To Fight 2 AD

とぅふぁいと2 AD

D.O.J.

2007 (12/31)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

To Fight 2 X Dynamite

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Third entry of “To Fight 2”. Update that added four characters. 10 in total. Fun fact: inside the CD of this version there’s a demo of this game… FOR PSP (see “Demo” section). Also available for digital download at DLSite for 2090 yen (it has the PSP demo inside too!). Next update is “To Fight 2 X Dynamite”

To Fight 2 X

とぅふぁいと2 X

D.O.J.

2007 (08/17)

Windows

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

To Fight 2 X Dynamite

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Second entry of “To Fight 2”. Minor balance patch?. This one had no official website (it seems…?) and no digital download at DLSite. Next update is “To Fight 2 AD”

To Fight 2 X Dynamite

とぅふぁいと2 X DYNAMITE

D.O.J.

2008 (12/29)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

info.dat file update

Parsec

See official website

Fourth and final update of “To Fight 2”. Has no new characters but was heavily expanded with new moves and rebalance for all the cast, and overall the game looks much better. Never received any online modes. Also available for digital download at DLSite for 2090 yen. No demos of any kind

To Fight Evolution

とぅふぁいとエボリューション

D.O.J.

2002 (08/11)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

To Fight Evolution Extreme Edition

info.dat file update

Parsec

N/A

Second entry of the first “To Fight”. Update with three extra characters, six in total. Next update is “To Fight Evolution Extreme Edition”

To Fight Evolution Extreme Edition

とぅふぁいとエボリューション Extreme Edition

D.O.J.

2003 (12/30)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Third and final entry of the first “To Fight”. Append disc/physical CD update with one extra character (an OC from the doujin group). Seven in total. “To Fight 2” was made from scratch with totally different characters

Tobal 2

トバル2

DreamFactory

1997 (04/25)

PlayStation

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja

N/A

Sequel that wasn’t released outside of Japan, which makes no fucking sense. Maybe it’s a hot take but I like the first one more… the juggle system here is just way too broken. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs. It’s also on Arkadyzja with everything unlocked

Tobal No. 1

トバルNo.1

DreamFactory

1996 (08/02)

PlayStation

Mobile

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

Tobal 2

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja

N/A

1v1 3D fighter designed by Seiichi Ishii who worked on Virtua Fighter and Tekken, with characters by Akira Toriyama. Fucking amazing game. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs. It’s also on Arkadyzja with everything unlocked

Toh-Toh

闘闘

Kumo Tokage

2025 (02/08)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

2026/03/30 update

LilithPort / Parsec

Official Twitter videos

Also known as “Toh-Toh Fight”. 2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter with a eccentric cast of characters. Slightly stiff at times but it’s so much fun! the combo potential is really high (Vigne rules)

Tōkidenshō Angel Eyes

闘姫伝承 ANGEL EYES

Tecmo

1996 (06/06)

Arcade (Tecmo System Board)

ROM board

PS1, PS4, Switch

Retail

Commercial

MAME / Yuzu or RyuujiNX (for Switch version)

N/A

VER. 960614

Kaillera / Yuzu (direct IP netplay)

Tanoshii Game (in japanese)

Mizuumi

Has two arcade versions (the ROM of the old version is tkdenshoa.zip), I don’t recommend to play on Fightcade because the emulation quality in that old build of FBNeo is awful. Released on Switch on “Arcade Archives” label, with emulation on par or maybe better than MAME, but has issues on Yuzu/Ryujinx

Tokimeki Taisen

ときめき大戦

SoftHouseTMK

1997 (??/??)

X68000

Floppy Disk

Win

Doujin

Commercial

MAME, XM6 or px68k-libretro for RetroArch (X68000)

N/A

Parsec

N/A

1v1 2D fighter with an all-female cast. Legendary game that initiated a boom in the doujin scene (according to the japanese Wikipedia this game inspired the formation of Watanabe Seisakujo, now French Bread). Has a Windows version but plays the same and is harder to run. It’s on MAME software list

Tom and Jerry in Fists of Furry

VIS Interactive

2000 (11/08)

Nintendo 64, Windows

Cartridge (N64, 64Mbit), CD (Win)

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Ares (N64)

N/A

RMG (N64)

N/A

1v1 3D platform fighter in the style of “Power Stone”. Casual fun. The only big difference between the N64 and Windows ports is the CD audio. Save file with everything unlocked for the Nintendo 64 port available at GameFAQs

Tom and Jerry in War of the Whiskers

VIS Interactive

2002 (10/22)

PlayStation 2

DVD

GC, Xbox

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2 (PS2), Dolphin (GC), Xemu (Xbox 360)

N/A

Dolphin (GC), Parsec (Xbox, PS2)

N/A

Sequel to “Fist of Furry”. GC and Xbox added 4 players support, PS2 is only 2 players, but all the rest looks the same. Save file with everything unlocked for all platforms available at GameFAQs

Tongue of the Fatman

Brian A. Rice Inc

1989 (??/??)

MS-DOS

Floppy Disk

Commodore 64 as “Mondu's Fight Palace” and Genesis as “Slaughter Sport” but for me they are different games

Retail

Commercial

DOSBox-X

N/A

Parsec

N/A

1v1 2D fighter with very grotesque character designs. Is this the first game with fatalities?. It’s absolute trash but hey, it’s a 1989 DOS fighting game. Was ported to C64 as “Mondu's Fight Palace” and Genesis as “Slaughter Sport” but for me they are very different (see their letters)

Topdown Showdown

Team Ryzal

2017 (08/30)

Windows

Download (Steam)

N/A

Retail

Commercial

N/A

Parsec / Steam Remote

Steam entry

N/A

1v1 2D “”fighter”” that was inspired in “Smash Bros” but plays in a, as the name suggest, top down perspective. It’s on “early access” but it was abandoned. BARELY a fighting game, but the dev consider it as so. No online modes

Toriko: Gourmet ga Battle!

トリコグルメガバトル!

h.a.n.d.

2013 (07/04)

Nintendo 3DS

Cartridge

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Citra

N/A

Citra

N/A

4 players 2.5D platform fighter based on the manga/anime of the same name. It’s much more focused on platforming and feels barely a fighting game but it’s here. There’s NO save file at GameFAQs and there’s a lot to unlock (if you have a save file contact me!). Works perfect on Citra (tested by myself)

Toshinden

闘神伝

DreamFactory

2009 (12/10)

Wii

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Dolphin

N/A

Dolphin

N/A

A revival of the Toshinden franchise. 1v1 3D “fighter”… according to the devs the genre of this game is "Super Absolute Battle Action Swordplay" but fuck that shit. Has no characters from the past games. Supports Classic Controller gameplay. It’s bad, but the “combo maker” system is kinda interesting

Toshinden 4

闘神伝昴 (Toshinden Subaru)

Tamsoft

1999 (08/12)

PlayStation

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja

N/A

The last entry on PS1. Dropped the “Battle Arena” in all regions. Tries to be a “new generation” of the franchise. One of those games I try from time to time to give it another chance but it’s hard to like. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs. It’s also on Arkadyzja (japanese version only)

Tough Guy

格斗悍将 (Gédòuhàn Jiāng)

Panda Entertainment

1995 (??/??)

MS-DOS

Floppy Disk and CD

DC (kind of official...ish?)

Retail

Commercial

DOSBox-X

Tough Guy: Fighting Titans

N/A

Parsec

N/A

1v1 2D fighter made by the same team of “Sango Fighter”. Kind of a meme in the FGC because the last boss is a literal nazi that throws swastikas at you. I like the designs a lot, the gameplay not so much. Has an, uh, “””official””” Dreamcast port by Piko Interactive. Has an “”update”” of sorts (see bellow)

Tough Guy Fighting Titans

Super Fighter Team

2019 (08/13)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Retail

Commercial

N/A

Parsec

MUGEN game. Supossedly “Super Fighter Team” got the rights of the game and, just like their “Sango Fighter” updates, this is technically an official update on MUGEN of the original 1995 release. Feels clunky at first but when you start to understand how it works it’s actually a fun experience. No online

Tough: Dark Fight

タフダークファイト

Konami

2005 (12/01)

PlayStation 2

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

PCSX2

N/A

Parsec

N/A

1v1 3D fighter based on the manga of the same name. Kinda inspired in “Tekken” but plays way worse. It’s playable, maybe even in the “so bad it’s good” territory depending on who you ask. There’s NO save file at GameFAQs

Touhou Haou

東方覇王

D.O.J.

2009 (12/30)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Haou Kin

N/A

Parsec

See official website

1v1 2D fighter and fangame of “Touhou Project” by the devs of “Azumanga K-Oh” and “To Fight” 1 and 2. Four characters. Uses the SFWinC engine. Also has five extra minigames (the STG one is really cool). Also available as digital download at DLSite

Touhou Haou 2

東方覇王弐 (“弐” is a kanji for two)

D.O.J.

2010 (08/14)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Haou Kin

N/A

Parsec

See official website

Not really a sequel but an update that added three new characters. Seven in total. Also available as digital download at DLSite

Touhou Haou 3

東方覇王参 (“参” is a kanji for three)

D.O.J.

2010 (12/31)

Windows

Digital distribution at DLSite

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Haou Kin

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Third update that added three new characters. 10 in total. Also available as digital download at DLSite

Touhou Haou Kin

東方覇王金

D.O.J.

2015 (12/31)

Windows

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Parsec

N/A

Technically the fourth and final entry: a re-release of sorts of “Touhou Haou 3” published five years later. It’s exactly the same game but added a shitton of small extras, including a lot of minigames and even 3D glasses support (lol). All that… yet no online modes for any version. It’s -NOT- available on DLSite

Touhou Hisouten ~ Scarlet Weather Rhapsody

東方緋想天～ Scarlet Weather Rhapsody

Tasogare Frontier / Shanghai Alice

2008 (05/25)

Windows

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Hisoutensoku ~ Chōdokyū Ginyoru no Nazo wo Oe

v1.06a

Parsec

N/A

Second 1v1 2D fighting game made by Tasogare Frontier. Looks similar to “Immaterial and Missing Power” but plays very different. Update “Touhou Hisoutensoku” made this version obsolete

Touhou Hisoutensoku ~ Chōdokyū Ginyoru no Nazo wo Oe

東方非想天則〜超弩級ギニョルの謎を追え

Tasogare Frontier / Shanghai Alice

2009 (08/15)

Windows

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

1.10a

SokuRoll

Update to “Touhou Hisouten” that added new characters and extra stuff. Has an unofficial rollback netplay program called “SokuRoll”. Still has a small community. I prefer IAMP imho but is still a good game. Has an english fantranslation. Save file with everything unlocked available at Koumakan. No demo

Touhou Hyouibana ~ Antinomy of Common Flowers

東方憑依華～ Antinomy of Common Flowers

Tasogare Frontier / Shanghai Alice

2017 (12/29)

Windows

Switch, PS4, Steam

Doujin

Commercial

Yuzu/Ryujinx (Switch)

N/A

ver.1.21b

Original game netcode / Parsec / Steam Remote (Steam)

Third and final entry. Update of “Touhou Shinpiroku ~ Urban Legend in Limbo” with extra stuff. Released later on Steam but seems that the community uses the original?. Has online, still made by Tasofro, still delay based. I don’t recommend to emulate the Switch version. It’s on PS4 (see “Unplayable on PC”)

Touhou Kobuto

東方紅舞闘

CUBETYPE

2010 (12/30)

Windows

CD and digital (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Kobuto V: Burst Battle

1.62

CubeLounge (online), Parsec (splitscreen)

First entry. 1v1 3D arena fighter inspired in “Virtual-On”. Has an external yet official (delay) netplay program called “cubeLounge” available at the official website. Has a digital version for purchase at Melonbooks. Has a demo with online that is also compatible with the full version for matches

Touhou Kobuto V: Burst Battle

東方紅舞闘V: Burst Battle

CUBETYPE

2016 (11/02)

PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Switch

Blu Ray (PS4), Game Card (Vita/Switch)

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

Ryujinx (Switch)

N/A

Original game netcode / Ryujinx (Switch, online), Parsec (Switch, splitscreen)

N/A

Second and final entry. Console exclusive update with extra stuff. PS4 version supports PlayStation VR. Switch version boots on Yuzu but has several visual glitches, yet runs nice on Ryujinx

Touhou Shinkirō ~ Hopeless Masquerade

東方心綺楼～ Hopeless Masquerade

Tasogare Frontier / Shanghai Alice

2013 (05/26)

Windows

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Hyouibana ~ Antinomy of Common Flowers

ver.1.34b

Original game netcode

1v1 2D fighter. It’s basically Tasofuro version of “Astra Superstars”, with the same style of “always in the air” matches. Has an english fantranslation. Has delay based netplay made by Tasogare and it’s bad, use Parsec in some cases. Has a demo. Next update is “Touhou Shinpiroku ~ Urban Legend in Limbo”

Touhou Shinpiroku ~ Urban Legend in Limbo

東方深秘録～ Urban Legend in Limbo

Tasogare Frontier / Shanghai Alice

2015 (05/10)

Windows

PS4

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Hyouibana ~ Antinomy of Common Flowers

Ver.1.41

Unofficial netplay patch / Parsec

Update of “Touhou Shinkirō ~ Hopeless Masquerade” with extra stuff. Was ported to PS4 with an extra exclusive character (see “Unplayable on PC”). Has an unofficial netplay patch that is still delay based but works way better. Next update is “Touhou Hyouibana ~ Antinomy of Common Flowers”

Touhou Sky Arena: Gensōkyō Kūsenki -HAYATE-

東方スカイアリーナ・幻想郷空戦姫-HAYATE-

Area Zero

2011 (03/19)

Windows

DVD

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Sky Arena: Gensōkyō Kūsenki -MATSURI- Climax

HAYATE1.58

Original game netcode (online), Parsec (splitscreen)

First entry. Retroactivelly called “Hayate”. 4 players 3D arena fighter. Touhou version of “Magical Battle Arena”. Supports splitscreen and online via Area Zero’s “Fly Network”. All the next entries has the same balance. Has a demo

Touhou Sky Arena: Gensōkyō Kūsenki -KURENAI-

東方スカイアリーナ・幻想郷空戦姫-KURENAI-

Area Zero

2012 (05/27)

Windows

DVD

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Sky Arena: Gensōkyō Kūsenki -MATSURI- Climax

KURENAI1.58

Original game netcode (online), Parsec (splitscreen)

Second entry. It’s a direct continuation after Hayate but it’s also a prequel of sorts with totally different characters. Same story with multiplayer modes. Has a demo, this time with online mode

Touhou Sky Arena: Gensōkyō Kūsenki -MATSURI-

東方スカイアリーナ・幻想郷空戦姫-MATSURI-

Area Zero

Unknown (between 2012/2016)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Touhou Sky Arena: Gensōkyō Kūsenki -MATSURI- Climax

MATSURI1.58

Original game netcode (online), Parsec (splitscreen)

Third entry. A digital update for “Hayate” or “Kurenai” that mix characters of all those versions into a single game. Same story with multiplayer modes. This time has no demo

Touhou Sky Arena: Gensōkyō Kūsenki -MATSURI- Climax (Switch/Steam ports)

東方スカイアリーナ・幻想郷空戦姫-MATSURI- クライマックス

Area Zero

2019 (02/14)

Switch

Game Card

Steam

Doujin

Commercial

Yuzu/Ryujinx (Switch)

N/A

Original game netcode (online), Parsec (splitscreen)

Fourth and final entry. Originally a PS4 exclusive, it was released later on Switch/Steam. Switch port runs perfect on Yuzu. Steam version supports 2 players on local splitscreen and 4 players online (doesn’t need “Fly Network” anymore). Has a spiritual sequel of sorts called “Valkyrie of Phantasm”

Touhou Suimusou ~ Immaterial and Missing Power

東方萃夢想～ Immaterial and Missing Power

Tasogare Frontier / Shanghai Alice

2004 (12/30)

Windows

N/A

Doujin

Commercial

N/A

Ver.1.11

RollCaster

Mizuumi

Great 1v1 2D fighter with one of the most unique gameplay systems ever, especially for its time. Has a small community worldwide and there’s tourneys from time to time. Has an unofficial rollback netcode program called “RollCaster” that works amazingly good (see Mizuumi wiki). Has an english fantranslation

Tournament of Legends

High Voltage Software

2010 (07/01)

Wii

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Dolphin

N/A

Dolphin

N/A

1v1 3D fighter/arena fighter of sorts. Had a disastrous development cycle (Matt McMuscles did a video about it). It’s bad, or maybe in the “so bad it’s good category” depending on who you ask. Made for Wiimote but supports Classic Controller. Save file with everything unlocked available at GameFAQs

Touryuu Densetsu Elan Doreé

闘龍伝説エランドール

Sai-Mate

1998 (11/19)

Arcade (ST-V)

ROM board

Retail

Commercial

MAME (Arcade), Mednafen (SS)

N/A

Mednafen (SS)

Sega Retro

1v1 3D fighter with warriors riding dragons. A game that I always try my best effort to like but it’s… a real mixed bag, or a failed experiment. Arcade version works on MAME but ask for a high end CPU, I recommed to play the Saturn port instead that seems to be almost arcade perfect

Toy Fighter

トイファイター

Anchor, Inc.

1999 (09/??)

Arcade (Sega NAOMI)

Cartridge

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Flycast

N/A

Flycast Dojo / Fightcade / Arkadyzja

Mizuumi

1v1 3D fighter with toys. It’s a spiritual sequel or even the third and final entry of the “Fighters Destiny” series. Super fun and underrated game that was never ported to anything. It’s on Fightcade and Arkadyzja, I personally recommend Arkadyzja as there’s some chance of hang/freeze on Fightcade

TPC vs HAY -second alive-

Negesoft

2009 (10/18)

Windows

Download (exe file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

1.32

LilithPort / Parsec

See official website

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter that is a crossover of the visual novels “Three Primary Colors” and “Half a Year”. The latest version is considered the definitive and the project was finished (a miracle for this doujin dev)

Traintracks Combat

Squigglez

2024 (04/17)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Indie

Commercial

N/A

Version 52

Parsec

N/A

1v1 2D fighter with “sticksman” characters fighting on train stations (...okay?). Haven’t played it but it looks simple yet with some depth. No online modes

Trajes Fatais

Onanim Studio

2016 (unreleased)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Indie

Freeware?

N/A

Liar Day 2024 leak

Parsec

N/A

Also known as “TRAF”. 1v1 2D fighter made in Brazil. Spritework is great. Cancelled because of a conflict between the devs. Has two versions: beta from 2016 and a “Liar Day 2024” leak that you need to download from fucking Telegram, but it’s real. I don’t recommend to stream, toxic devs stuff going on here

Trancecode555

Onigorshi

Unknown (before 2010?)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

LilithPort / Parsec

N/A

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter and a parody of tokusatsu/Kamen Rider characters

Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals (Nintendo 64)

Locomotive

1999 (10/02)

Nintendo 64

Cartridge (128Mbit)

N/A

Retail

Commercial

RMG

N/A

RMG

N/A

1v1 3D fighter. It was for a time a Blockbuster rental exclusive in the US. The “secret characters” are just palette swaps. It’s bad

Transformers: Beast Wars Transmetals (PlayStation)

トランスフォーマービーストウォーズメタルス激突!ガンガンバトル (Transformers Beast Wars Metals: Gekitotsu! Gangan Battle)

Wavedge

1999 (12/09)

PlayStation

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Mednafen

N/A

No, it’s not a port: it’s a totally different game, in fact this is a 1v1 3D -platform- fighter made by a different developer that feels kinda inspired by “Destrega”, just a little. It’s not a hidden gem but it’s definitely better than the N64 game. Has four secret characters unlocked via a code (see GameFAQs)

TrueDarknessLegend

Grabacr

Unknown (before 2019?)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

2019/08/03 version

FM2K Rollback Launcher

Official website

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter that mix a lot of different styles (some characters plays like SF, some others like an airdasher, others like Samurai Shodown). SUPER FUN GAME, one of my 2DFM2nd favorites. For unknown reasons download link was deleted in 2026 but was saved by Archive.org

Tuff E Nuff

デッドダンス (Dead Dance)

Jaleco

1993 (03/26)

Super Nintendo

Cartridge (16Mbit)

Switch

Retail

Commercial

Ares

N/A

Fightcade

N/A

1v1 2D fighter. I was hyped for this game and it was a letdown. Gameplay sucks (no combos on standing characters!?). Still has some cult status… or people of my age coping. The japanese version has more content. You need to input some cheats to play with all characters in versus (see GameFAQs)

TV Animation X: Unmei no Sentaku

ＴＶ　Ａｎｉｍａｔｉｏｎ　エックス　～運命の選択～

Atelier Double / Taito

2002 (08/22)

PlayStation

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Arkadyzja

1v1 3D fighter based on the anime of the same name. It’s basically a reskin of “Psychic Force 2012”, which makes total sense. Also known as “Unmei no Tatakai” on internet and I don’t know why, it clearly says Sentaku in the title (was a prototype name?). It’s not bad. It’s on Arkadyzja

TV Anime Fairy Tail Gekitou! Madoushi Kessen

TVアニメフェアリーテイル激闘! 魔道士決戦

Al Co., Ltd / Hudson

2010 (07/22)

Nintendo DS

Nintendo Game Card

N/A

Retail

Commercial

melonDS

N/A

Parsec (use two instances of the emulator opened)

N/A

1v1 2D fighter (with kind of an assist system I guess?) based on the anime of the same name. Very simple gameplay and the sprites are uninspired imho, but it’s playable. Has a shitton of characters to unlock and I haven’t found any save file with everything online, so if you have it please contact me

Twilight Cat

トワイライトキャット

Kuroneko no Tomoshibi / Nekonomiya

2021 (11/06)

Windows

Download (zip file)

N/A

Doujin

Freeware

N/A

ver2.01

LilithPort / Parsec

Freegame Mugen entry

Wikiwiki (in japanese)

2D Fighter Maker 2nd game. 1v1 2D fighter with anthropomorphic cats, with sprites and backgrounds using black and white/sepia colors. Very cool and unique game, recommended 2DFM2nd stuff. The game has been constantly updated but the wiki seems to be outdated? (it’s still very useful)

Twin Goddesses

ツインゴッデス

Polygram

1994 (12/22)

PlayStation

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Duckstation / Mednafen

N/A

Duckstation Netplay / Mednafen

N/A

1v1 2D fighter. Legendary kusoge: has both digitized actors and anime-like sprites, like a bad MUGEN. So bad it’s good category for me, I love this shit. This is -THE FIRST- fighting game on PS1, not Toshinden. It’s sadly not on Arkadyzja

Twinkle Queen

トウィンクルクイーン (it should be “トゥインクル” with the ゥ but seems that it’s an intentional misspelling?)

Milestone

2010 (08/26)

Wii

DVD

N/A

Retail

Commercial

Dolphin

N/A

Dolphin

Wikiwiki (in japanese)

2v2 2.5D tag fighter with an all-female cast from different eroge (including “Koihime Musou”). It’s almost close to copyright infringement as a rip-off of “Tatsunoko vs. Capcom”. Kusoge, but of the hilarious sauce. The Wikiwiki entry is very barebones, almost a template, but it’s the best “guide” I’ve found

Two Strikes

Retro Reactor

2025 (05/23)

Windows

Download (Steam)

Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Android, iOS

Indie

Commercial

Yuzu/Ryujinx (Switch)

N/A

2026/04/21 update

Original game netcode

Steam guides

1v1 2D weapon based fighter. More close to the “one hit kill” style, with a simplified yet technical gameplay. Spritework is cool. Has rollback and crossplay. Overall reception has been very positive. Has been constantly updated (release date was when it jumped from early access, the first version is from 2021)

Tzompantli

Deathly Ideas

2016 (11/10)

Windows

Download (Steam)

N/A

Indie

Commercial

N/A

Parsec / Steam Remote