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Sonic Council is actually pretty good.

I don't think I saw Samurai Spirits Best Collection mentioned. (It's just SS III and IV but it was a separate release so I thought you might want to add it)

Oh crap. So I found a huge list of games that have included quite a few more titles. Zante's right, I did miss Samurai Shodown Best Collection, along with a few others.

TITLES I'VE FOUND THAT FIT:

Cyberbots: Full Metal Madness, Limited Edition
Hokuto no Ken
King of Fighters Best Collection
Samurai Shodown Best Collection
Virtual-On: Cyber Troopers Netlink Edition
Zero Divide: The Final Conflict


Also, I should note that I found mention of a game called Kumite, but finding information on it is proving difficult, as when I look it up I keep finding information on Virtua Fighter or Dead Or Alive. Apparently the game was released by Konami in 12/08/95.

K-1 Fighting Illusion also presents a problem. It seems a midway point between boxing and fighting games. Generally I don't include boxing games, so titles like King of Boxing and Funky Head Boxers wouldn't be included in the list, but K-1 is close enough to make me pause. What do you guys think?

I also can't find much information on Ninku: Tuyokinayaturanodaigekitotu!, though I'm pretty sure it's a fighter from what little I have to go on.

I'm also pretty sure that Street Fighter II: The Interactive Movie is not a fighting game, but a general action title. However, I'd like to hear your thoughts on it guys.

Elan Doree (fighting game with dragon riders)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siZe006OidY

Ninku is definitely a fighting game; based on the anime, it has 2D sprites on 3D backgrounds.

I've never heard of Kumite, but as you know that is the Japanese word for "sparring" so it certainly sounds like a fighting game.

Also, a word about SF.

That turd known as SF: Real Battle on Film or whatever its real name is; it is really more of an aborted attempt at a beat-em-up, without any normal SF moves.

And, there was a separate release of SF Zero (Alpha) 2 Dash, which more commonly exists in the SF Collection.

You know I think I have a copy of Ninku.

Also, there was another version of Dark Legend/ Suikoenbu released in Japan called Suikoenbu Fuunsaiki.

Unlike the first crap port it is actually a good game.

Now this is exactly the kind of information I'm talking about! Thanks for the info, guys.

Hey guys, just ran across another game named Tactical Fighter that keeps getting claimed it's a fighting game. However, after watching gameplay...I can't tell. It looks kinda like Best of the Best Championship Karate on the SNES, where you have to build up a fighter and teach him new moves, but I can't tell if the one fight that's in this footage is actually controlled by the player or not.

Let me know your thoughts, guys.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSQT4TPUqn8