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fighting game

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/ˈfaɪtɪŋ ɡeɪm/
Forms:fighting games
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a game that heavily focuses on close combat between in-game characters, wherein each player chooses a character or a team of characters from the game's roster to compete against other players

A fighting game is a type of video game where players control characters who engage in close combat with each other. These games often involve one-on-one battles, where the goal is to defeat the opponent by using a combination of attacks, defense moves, and special abilities. Fighting games became popular in the 1990s with the release of titles like "Street Fighter" and "Mortal Kombat." Players usually choose from a list of characters, each with unique fighting styles and moves. Success depends on mastering character abilities and timing attacks effectively.

  • I always pick the strongest character from the list when I play fighting games.
  • In a fighting game, timing your attacks correctly is key to winning.
  • She spent hours practicing in the fighting game to learn new moves.
  • My brother prefers playing fighting games over other types of video games.
  • They played a fighting game for hours, trying to beat each other’s scores.