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6 Forgotten Fighting Games That Still Hold Up Today
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These hidden gems might have a fascinating gimmick or striking look, but the fact of the matter is that they deserve to be remembered as the quality fighting games they are.
Videos by ComicBook.comHere are six forgotten fighting games that still hold up.
It has that classic look of a Capcom fighting game, while using a moveset that feels more at home with the wrestling crowd.
5) Primal RageImage courtesy of AtariIn the ’90s, it doesn’t get much more hype than a fighting game that lets you duke it out as dinosaurs.
Toss in a few gameplay innovations, including air blocking and chain combos, and you have a fan-favorite offshoot of the Street Fighter 2 style of fighting games.