[RS|MU] Street Fighter IV | Full ISO & Full Rip |

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Quote: Everything that made the legendary Street Fighter II a hit acround the
world returns in Street Fighter IV. Favorite classic characters, such as
Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li return along with new characters, including
Crimson Viper, Abel, El Fuerte, and Rufus. Characters and environments
appear in stylized 3D, while the classic 2D gameplay remains with the
addition of new moves such as the revenge-fueled .Ultra Combo. system
and Focus Attacks. An all-new Street Fighter is here and the real
challenge starts now.

Features:
* 3D environments and characters
* Traditional “2D” Street Fighter six-button gameplay
* Classic Street Fighter characters re-imagined for a new generation of gamers, including the original cast of Street Fighter II
* New brawlers: female super-spy Crimson Viper, lucha libre wrestler El Fuerte, mixed martial artist Abel and more!

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Windjammers / Flying Power Disc ( for PC )

Windjammers (also known as Flying Power Disc in Japan) is an arcade game released by Data East on the Neo Geo arcade system in 1994. The game is based on an actual real world sport, called 10-S, using a flying disc. The game mechanics are essentially the same as Pong, with added values depending on where the disc hits the goalposts behind the opponent.

Requirements: No special requirements

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Capcom Sports Club ( for PC )

 Capcom Sports Club is an arcade game released by Capcom in 1997. It is a multi-sport game that consists of Smash Stars (Tennis), Dunk Stars (Basketball), and Kick Stars (Football/Soccer).

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Ninja Gaiden #1, #2 and #3 ( for PC )

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Ninja Gaiden II features the same platformer gameplay as its precedessor, with some extra additions.

Ryu retains his various projectile attacks which consume ninja power:
Throwing Star (5 points) - the most basic shuriken attack
Windmill Throwing Star (10 points) - acting as a Boomerang, this star flies Back and Forth across the screen, taking out enemies until returned to Ryu
The Art of the Fire Wheel (8 points) - tosses a wheel of fire at enemies
Fire Dragon Balls (8 points) - fires dragon balls below the player at a 45 degree angle
Invincible Fire Wheel (15 points) - a circling version of the Fire Wheel which renders Ryu invincible. Unlike in the previous game, the wheel can be called at will.  

Requirements: No special requirements

TwinBee ( for PC )

The gameplay in TwinBee is simple, and has its foundation in Namco's Xevious. Players use TwinBee or "Winbee" in a short string of six levels that repeats indefinitely, with a boss at the end of each. Both characters start the game with a single shot for aerial enemies, and the ability to launch bombs which are able to destroy ground targets. When either character is hit in the Wings they will lose them, and will lose the ability to launch bombs and have their firepower reduced. When this happens, an "Ambulance bee" will appear which will repair any character wings after touching it, enabling the ability to launch bombs again.

One of TwinBee's more defining features is the "Bell" power-up. When the player shoot Clouds, bells will pop out and travelto the bottom of the screen. Depending of the color of the bell when it is touched, a specific power-up will be obtained. The bell color can be changed by continuously shooting until it turns in the desired color. However, if it is shot too many times, the bell will turn into a symbol that will kill the player who touches it.

Another feature is the possibility to play 2 player co-op. In this mode it is possible to combine two characters by joining them side by side. After doing this, one player can control both of them at the same time and with more powerful combined firepower. On the downside, they will be a bigger target and one hit will kill both characters, regardless of who received the attack.

Requirements: No special requirements

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Captain Commando ( for PC )

Captain Commando: The Arcade Game is a 1991 fighting action game released by Capcom for the arcades. The game features a reimagined version of Captain Commando, a character who was originally a fictional spokesman used by Capcom to address the player in the packaging and manuals of their early console games. The game is set in a futuristic version of Metro City, the setting of Final Fight, and features several loose ties with the characters and settings from that game.

The player chooses from the four members of the "Commando Team". The Commandos must fight their way through an army of genetically engineered super-criminals, traveling through a bank, a museum, and an Aquarium, among other Locations. Their quest eventually leads to an interplanetary journey to Callisto, where the evil mastermind "Scumocide" (known in the Japanese version as "Genocide") awaits.
Some main differences that stood out in this game at the time of its release were: the option to play with four players simultaneously, the ability to run and launch an attack (whether on the ground or an aerial one) for some distinct techniques, and mecha that the players can ride. The characters can add some variation in their combos by pressing forward during their attacks.

Requirements: No special requirements

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Cadillacs and Dinosaurs ( for PC )

 The game-play is like that of many other side-scrolling beat'em up games of the time, such as Streets of Rage
or Final Fight. A distinctive feature of this game is the frequent use of firearms, rarely seen on other games of its kind, which normally favored weapons such as bottles and knives. There is also a sequence in which the player can get control of the titular vehicle by radioing for it. It is difficult to keep the car intact for long, because the boss at the end of the sequence (Hogg) is armed with grenades.

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King of Fighters 1994 ( for PC )

King of Fighters '94 introduces the series' signature 3-man team system. Instead of a simple one-on-one, two round fight system, a player chooses a team of three characters, then determines the order to play them in. Each fight consists of up to 5 rounds, and each round ends when one of the two fighters is knocked out; the remaining fighter stays and faces the opponent's next character. A fight is won when one of the two players loses the last of their three fighters.

 

 

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Alien vs. Predator ( for PC )

Alien vs. Predator is an arcade game released in 1994 by Capcom on the CPS-2. It is a "beat 'em up"-style game in which the players Take Control of human and Predator characters in a battle against Aliens. The default cabinet for the game allows as many as three players to play simultaneously, although some smaller cabinets only accommodate two players.

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Super Street Fighter II: The New Challenger ( for PC )

Super Street Fighter II played at a slightly faster speed than Street Fighter II, but nowhere near as fast as Street Fighter II' Turbo. This was seen as a step back by long time players who had been accustomed to the faster speed.
Many gameplay elements were adjusted. For example, Ken and Ryu, whose play styles were Similar in previous games, have more pronounced changes to their arsenal to more clearly distinguish them (e.g., Ryu having a much faster Fireball attack and Ken having a multi-hit Dragon Punch).



Dizzy/Stun animations were added. Grim Reapers signified a dizzy that would be difficult to recover from, stars or birds represented a standard Recovery Time dizzy, and angels represented a dizzy that could be escaped from quickly.
Other subtle changes took place with most of the characters: new moves were added and parameters of the moves were altered, generally making the game more balanced than its previous iterations.
The number of "re-dizzy" combos were greatly reduced. Such combos involve executing an unblockable combination on a dizzied character that results in the target character becoming dizzy again.

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Ice Climber ( for PC )

The first player controls Popo, a boy wearing a blue Eskimo parka, while the second player controls Nana, a girl wearing a pink Eskimo parka. The only tool they carry is a wooden mallet to Carve openings in the ice above and to club enemies. Each mountain consists of eight levels of colorful ice and a bonus stage. Standard, dull ice blocks pose no threat other than an easily disposed of barrier. Ice blocks that appear more square and detailed are indestructible forcing the player to take another path. Darker ice with diagonal lines act as a conveyor belt sliding the Eskimo either to the left or right. Finally, many mountains include Cloud-shaped, moving platforms as an additional hurdle. The bonus stage takes place at the peak. With a time limit of 40 seconds and no enemies, the Ice Climbers often face trickier jumps and multiple moving platforms. It is also the only place they can take back their stolen vegetables, most notably eggplants. Collecting just one piece of corn from the fifth bonus stage is the only way to gain an extra life.[4] At the top of the peak, the condor flies overhead. Grabbing its talons before time runs out gives the player a large bonus.



Enemies encounter on their way up the mountains include the Topi, Nitpicker, and Polar Bear. Toppies come in two varieties: the seal featured in the Japanese version and the small yeti seen in western copies. While early U.S. releases featured the seal design, they were redone as a more imaginary creature over concerns of animal cruelty (seal clubbing). Toppies are the least threatening of the Ice Climbers' adversaries. Their aim is to keep the DUO from reaching further up the peak by filling in Gaps in the ice. To do this, a Topi scouts out a place the player has carved through the floor, runs back to its cave, and reemerges pushing an icicle to fill in two blocks. This process repeats till no more openings on their ice level exist.

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Sonic wings/Aero Fighters 2 ( for PC )

Aero Fighters 2 is a vertical-scrolling shoot 'em up arcade game released in 1994 by Video System.
Take your pick from 8 pilots, human, robot, and Dolphin...
* The American F-117A Nighthawk piloted by Robo-Keaton (once Keaton from the first AeroFighters, now a patriotic robot).
* The American A-10 Thunderbolt II piloted by Captain Silver (retired top gun accompanied by his pet Parrot Polly)
* The Japanese Fighter-Support X piloted by Hien (a ninja)
* The Japanese F-15 Eagle piloted by Mao Mao (a female teenage popstar)
* The International F-14 Tomcat piloted by Cindy and Ellen (A mother and young daughter)
* The International YF-23 "Black Widow II" piloted by Spanky (a talking dolphin)
* The French Rafale piloted by Steve (a Punk rocker)
* The British Sea Harrier FRS2 piloted by Bobby (a baby)
... and blast your way through to reach the mysterious final boss.

Requirements: No special requirements

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Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo ( for PC )

 SPF2 Turbo is a puzzle game with a new twist... You can call it Tetris on crack! Starring a cast of classic Capcom characters, this puzzle games has got personality to boot, a cool yet cutesy soundtrack, non-stop action, and highly addictive gameplay.

Basically, you try to line up gems of the same color (in any direction) to build up square or rectangle blocks. There are 4 colors of gems, and 4 colors of "gem breakers." After building up your colored blocks, you can use the same colored gem breaker to destroy your blocks and "lines" of the respective colored gems. This will result in "countdown" blocks to fall on your opponent's side, which take up to 5 turns to turn into normal colored blocks which your opponent can use to counter.

 
   Skilled players can cleverly use the countdown blocks to their advantage, and counter their opponent with combos using the different colored gem breakers. Depending on the size of the combo, your selected character will do special moves throughout the battle... And if you manage to win with a "big" combo, your character will perform a devastating super move! ( Via )

 

  

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Battle City ( for PC )

 

 Battle City contains 35 different stages that are 13 blocks wide and 13 blocks high. Each map contains different types of terrain and obstacles. Examples include brick walls that can be destroyed by having either the player's tank or an enemy tank shoot at them, steel walls that can be destroyed by the player if he has collected three or more power-up stars, bushes that hide tanks under them, ice fields that make it difficult to control tank and pools of water which cannot be crossed by tanks. There are four progressively harder types of enemy tanks. The game becomes more challenging in later levels, as enemy tanks may act as decoys to lure players away from their base so that another tank can destroy it. In addition, flashing tanks could be destroyed for power-ups. There are several types of power-ups: tank symbol gives an extra life, star improves player's tank (having one star make shots faster, having two stars allow two simultaneous shots, having three stars allow the player to destroy steel), bomb destroys all visible enemy tanks, clock freezes all enemy tanks for a period of time, shovel adds steel walls around the base for a period of time and shield makes player's tank invulnerable to attack for a period of time.

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Super Contra ( for PC )

An NES version of Super Contra was released in Japan and North America (as Super C) in 1990 , in the PAL region in 1992. It is revealed in the museum section of Contra 4 that the title was shortened to avoid any accidental reference to the Iran-Contra scandal. The PAL version (Probotector II) has the main characters and the humanoid enemies replaced with robotic counterparts, much like the original Probotector.

The gameplay and graphics of Super C are Similar to the first NES game, but replaces the Pseudo-3D stages with overhead stages much like its arcade counterpart. There are three stages unique to the NES version: a high-tech base, a mountain and an alien nest, all vertical-scrolling stages. The order of the later stages and bosses are also slightly different, with a new final boss added to this version as well (the "Fearsome Beast Kimkoh"). The NES version uses the same power-ups as the first NES game, but changes the function of the "fire gun" power-up from a gun that fires small fireballs that travels Corkscrew pattern to a large projectile that spreads fire after hitting its target. The player can charge this gun by holding down the B button and then releasing it, shooting an even larger projectile that passes through most fodder enemies and causes an even bigger explosion when it hits a large target. The Rapid Bullets, Barrier and Special power-ups from the first NES game are also included in this game.

  

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Contra ( for PC )

Contra (Kontora?), released as both Gryzor and Probotector in Europe and Oceania, is an arcade game released in 1987 by the Konami corporation. The player controls a commando who battles waves of enemies including humanoids, machines, mutants and giant aliens to reach his ultimate goal. Much of the game's popularity came from its two-player simultaneous gameplay, which was an uncommon feature in video games at the time of Contra's release. While successful in the arcades, the game became and remained widely popular and remembered when it was ported to the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1988. Contra was voted #1 by gaming website IGN.com as being the "Toughest Game to Beat" (via)



The player's character is equipped with a rifle with an unlimited amount of ammunition. The player can also jump, move and fire in eight directions. The protagonists can move and jump simultaneously while firing. Coordination of the character's movement is essential, as a single hit from any enemy, bullet, or other hazard will instantly kill the player's character, and also discard the current weapon from the player's inventory. It is not unusual for the screen to be occupied with several enemies and dozens of bullets moving in different directions all at once in the game's eight stages.

Konami Codes ( for 30 lives )

 Requirements: No special requirements || Operating System: Windows XP, 2000, 98, Me

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Marvel Super Heroes Vs. Capcom for CPS2 ( for PC )

Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes is the fifth Marvel Comics-licensed fighting game by Capcom and the third to feature Capcom characters (see Marvel vs. Capcom (series)). In contrast to X-Men vs. Street Fighter and Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter, the game features characters from numerous Capcom franchises such as Mega Man and Strider, rather than just Street Fighter characters. The game takes place within the Marvel comic continuity, as Professor Charles Xavier calls out for heroes to stop him before he merges with the consciousness of Magneto and becomes the being known as Onslaught, the final boss.

While the gameplay was typical of the Marvel vs. Capcom series, Marvel vs. Capcom was distinguishable by two features: the ability to summon assist characters, and the DUO Team Attack.


Unlike the previous game in the series, the point character of a Marvel vs. Capcom team could not summon the offscreen partner for an assist attack; instead, an assist character was randomly selected before the match began. This character could be summoned a limited number of times in battle to attack the opponent in parallel. Codes could be used to force the system to select a certain assist character.

The Duo Team Attack allowed a player to control both characters on his or her team simultaneously for a Brief period of time; the characters had unlimited use of their super moves during this time. Since some characters had hard-to-avoid super moves that did substantial damage if blocked, the Duo Team Attack led to tactics that were oriented around activating it before your opponent could. Since the PlayStation port only allowed one character to play a point, a Duo Team Attack would call the assist character repeatedly without cost during its duration.

Requirements: No special requirements || Operating System: Windows XP, 2000, 98, Me

Review: Capcom's third installment to the VS series pits some of Capcom's most classic characters into the ring against some of Marvel's most popular heroes and villains. The Capcom character roster has decreased a bit, but isn't only made up of Street Fighter characters this time around, as "heroes" from classic games also make their fighting game debuts, such as: Strider Hiryu, Megaman, & Captain Commando. Unlike Marvel Super Heroes VS Street Fighter, this sequel feels like a completely new entity; featuring all new backgrounds, BGMs, and gameplay! ( via )

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