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Fighter's History was probably the most blatant rip-off of Street Fighter 2 in history (hence the title). Lo and behold, Data East had the audacity to make a sequel a year after the release of the original, even after Capcom tried to sue them for ripping off SF2. Fighter's History Dynamite (also known as Karnov's Revenge) is at least an improvement over the original. The sequel adds playable bosses (Clown and Karnov) and two new characters: Zazie & Yungmie. Besides a better selection of playable characters and some new backgrounds, the game itself really hasn't changed very much in terms of looks or gameplay. While playing Karnov's Revenge, there's just no way to shake the feeling that this game is trying to be Street Fighter 2 with a different cast of characters. For the second time around, it doesn't offer any true innovation to the fighting game genre. Although, you could unlock a special fight against a bull if you beat the game without losing a single round, but who the hell would want to play this game for that long?

The game puts the bulging-muscled, fire-breathing, ex-circus strongman east-Russian hero on a quest through nine different levels to search for treasures. However, between him and the treasures were several horrendous monsters, including sword wielding monks, djinn, foot hopping giant fish and ostrich-riding skeleton warriors. Players can make Karnov walk, jump and shoot his way through these levels and find special items that will help him on his way. He also can collect red orbs with which he can upgrade up to three fireballs at a time.

Karimogi is an alien that needs you! The situation is critical. Cranes are dropping bricks everywhere and Karimogi needs your help to push them around and put them in order or he will never see his spaceship again. Arrange the bricks into rows and they will then disappear. But be careful, you must stay very alert because any brick could crush you!

From PRINCE OF PERSIA creator Jordan Mechner, the original side-scrolling karate classic comes to XBLA with art by Jeff Matsuda (The Batman) and music by Grammy-winning composer Christopher Tin (CIVILIZATION IV). Fight to save the lovely Mariko from the evil warlord Akuma and reunite her with her True Love!

KARATE MASTER Knock Down Blow, is an explosive fighting game of full contact karate (kakuto Karate), which will involve you not only in fierce fights, but also in the preparation and training needed for a Karateka to strengthen body and spirit.

Single players compete against a computer opponent while two players fight each other in this Karate game. Players each use two joysticks which allow for a variety of different moves. The best two matches, out of three, wins.

You've followed the show from the pilot through every heart-wrenching, awe-inspiring episode as the Gleeks belted out chart-topping hit after chart-topping hit. You've been there with the characters as they've struggled for the chance to perform. Now it's your time to shine, and the cast of Glee is going to be right there beside you as prove you have what it takes to call yourself a Gleek. Sing hits from the first season Join the Karaoke Revolution in this special Glee edition that features songs, scenes and characters from the show's first season. Rock out in true lead-singer style using a microphone to belt out top hits from the show like "Don't Stop Believin,'" "Defying Gravity," "My Life Would Suck Without You" and more. Delve deeper into the halls of William McKinley High School as you perform to video montages with exclusive, never-before-seen footage from the show. Prove your chops with long, challenging notes, and perform with Rachel Berry, Finn Hudson, Will Schuester and the rest of the cast as you perfect your vocal harmonies. Take a shot at Shooting Star mode with up to six players, sing a sweet duet with a friend or compete in multiplayer singing games as you prove yourself to be the ultimate Gleek. So pick up that microphone, clear your throat and whatever you do, don't stop believin'.