Pit-Fighter

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Item Description

Pit-Fighter is all attitude. You pick one of three street brawlers, Buzz the former pro wrestler, Ty the kickboxing champion or Kato the black belt, and fight your way through a string of underground bouts in cramped pits ringed by a rowdy crowd. Atari Games' 1990 arcade original was among the first fighting games built from digitized images of real performers, a look Mortal Kombat would later make famous, and Tengen's 1991 Genesis version brings that grainy, gritty style home.

The opponents are pure early-'90s camp, with names like Executioner, Southside Jim, Angel, C.C. Rider, Chainman Eddie and Mad Miles, and the arenas are a junkyard of improvised weapons: knives, sticks, crates, kegs, bar stools and even motorcycles can end up in a fighter's hands. Spectators shove fighters back into the ring, a power pill grants a temporary boost, and every couple of fights you face a grudge match against a mirror-image rival, or against your partner if a friend has joined in for two-player action. Prize money piles up after every win on the road to the Masked Warrior.

It was never a technical showpiece, and critics have been rough on it over the years, but that is part of why it has a following. Pit-Fighter does not want to be taken seriously: it is loud, cheesy, button-mashing fun built for a few rounds with a friend, and a time capsule from the moment fighting games started chasing photo-real fighters.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
1991
Publisher
Tengen
Developer
Atari Games
Players
Single player, Multiplayer, Split screen
About the game

Genesis/Mega Drive port of "Pit-Fighter".

Summary from the IGDB community database — the condition and contents of this listing are described above and in the photos.
Watch gameplayPit-Fighter on Genesis
Video: Pit-Fighter

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