Eternal Champions

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Following the success of 2D fighting games in the early 90s, Eternal Champions was an effort by Sega to create its own exclusive fighting series. The series saw two main games and two late spin offs before being retired by Sega in favour of the Virtua Fighter franchise.

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Following the success of 2D fighting games in the early 90s, Eternal Champions was an effort by Sega to create its own exclusive fighting series. The series saw two main games and two late spin offs before being retired by Sega in favour of the Virtua Fighter franchise.

Games

Eternal Champions (Game)

11 December 1993

Platforms/GenesisPlatforms/PCPlatforms/Wii Shop

Eternal Champions: Challenge from the Dark Side

1 May 1995

Platforms/Sega CD

Chicago Syndicate (Game)

1 June 1995

Platforms/Game Gear

X-Perts

31 December 1996

Platforms/Genesis

Franchise details

Name

Eternal Champions

Features

4 games

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First game

Eternal Champions (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Trident (Character), Jetta Maxx (Character), Shadow Yamoto (Character), Larcen Tyler (Character), RAX Coswell (Character), Slash (Character), Xavier Pendragon (Character), Midknight (Character), Jonathan Blade (Character), Senator (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Chicago (Location), Washington Monument (Location), Tokyo (Location), Atlantis (Location), Vietnam (Location), Chinatown (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Blood (Concept), Character Select Screen (Concept), Fatality (Concept), Finishing Move (Concept), Martial Arts (Concept), Jump (Concept), Spin-Off (Concept), Redemption (Concept), The Mob (Concept), Melee (Concept), Side-Scrolling (Concept), 2D (Concept), Time Travel (Concept), Alternate Reality (Concept), Sweep Kick (Concept), Button Mashing (Concept), Blast Processing (Concept), E3 1995 (Concept), OnLive (Concept), Pre-rendered Backgrounds (Concept), Steam (Concept), Virtual Console (Concept), Xbox 360 Controller Support for PC (Concept), Xtreme Naming (Concept), Get Games (Concept), No Game Pause (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Grapple (Object), Brass Knuckles (Object), Knife (Object), Pistol (Object), Baseball Bat (Object), Chains (Object), Scimitar (Object), Trench Coat (Object), Crowbar (Object), Baton (Object), Fancy Fedora (Object), Short Sword (Object), Tommy Gun (Object)

People

• Has people: Noritaka Funamizu (Person), Akira Yasuda (Person), Susan Hart (Person), Tony Daniels (Person), Andy Koo (Person), Art Wong (Person), Bill Person (Person), Danny Lam (Person), David Albert (Person), Douglas E. Smith (Person), Erik Thompson (Person), Frank Hsu (Person), Gary Patino (Person), Glyn Anderson (Person), Janine Cook (Person), Jason Leong (Person), Joe Cain (Person), Ken Humphries (Person), Kich Thien Ma (Person), Maureen Kringen (Person), Michael A. Williams (Person), Michael Archer (Person), Mike Terlecki (Person), Philip Co (Person), Scott A. Steinberg (Person), Scott Berfield (Person), Scott Rohde (Person), Thomas MacDevitt (Person), Tony Lynch (Person), Valerie Couderc (Person), Bill Hindorff (Person), Doug Coward (Person), Paul Walker (Person), Cameron Sheppard (Person), Dennis Harper (Person), Jason Kuo (Person), Mark Pentek (Person), Erik Suzuki (Person), Joel Breton (Person), Francis Co (Person), Christine Watson (Person), Mark Vitello (Person), Mark Weiner (Person), delete (Person), Aaron Bandur (Person), Adrian Van Velssen (Person), Ala D. Diaz (Person), Albert Co (Person), Alex Suzdaltsev (Person), Amber-Leigh Junier (Person), Andrew Podesta (Person), Andy Armor (Person), Ari Warner (Person), Ben Szymkowiak (Person), Broderick Macaraeg (Person), Casey Grimm (Person), Charles Artoux (Person), Chris Cutliff (Person), Christopher Warner (Person), Claude Foucault (Person), Clyde Grossman (Person), Conan Tigard (Person), Dante Anderson (Person), Darin Johnston (Person), David C. Russ (Person), David Delia (Person), David Forster (Person), Dermot Lyons (Person), Dianna Carroll (Person), Eric Rawlins (Person), Erik Wahlberg (Person), Ernie Chan (Person), Greg Becksted (Person), Greg Fleming (Person), Harry Chavez (Person), Hooell Monleon (Person), Jack Loh (Person), Jaime Wojick (Person), Jason Epps (Person), Jeff Loney (Person), Jeff Marsh (Person), Jennifer Brozek (Person), Joe Delia (Person), Joe Miller (Person), John C. Brandstetter (Person), John Couch (Person), John Hart (Person), John Kuwaye (Person), Julie Bell (Person), Julio Martinez (Person), Keith Higashihara (Person), Kevin Burley (Person), Kevin Lee (Person), Lawrence Gibson (Person), Loran Pudinski (Person), Marilyn Churchill (Person), Mark Nausha (Person), Mark Paniagua (Person), Matthew Hamre (Person), Max Loeb (Person), Michael Latham (Person), Nancy Nakamoto (Person), Paul Gadbois (Person), Pravin Wagh (Person), Rachel Wong Coleman (Person), Robert Morgan (Person), Rodney Nakamoto (Person), Sam Saliba (Person), Siegie Stangenberg (Person), Stephen Patterson (Person), Steven Lashower (Person), Terry Ford (Person), Terry Kirch (Person), Timothy Spengler (Person), Vasily Lewis (Person), William Kier (Person), Willie Mancero (Person), Andy Brock (Person), Robert O'Farrell (Person), David O'Riva (Person), John Fisher (Person), Derryl Depriest (Person), Doug Gray (Person), Frank Kuan (Person), Ian Gallacher (Person), J. Cameron Petty (Person), Jeanne Parson (Person), Jennifer Case (Person), Jim Stevens (Person), Julen Marino (Person), May Yam (Person), Michael Garber (Person), Richard Seaborne (Person)